Mindanao Times

Property company appoints new CFO

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LEADING local VisMin developer Cebu Landmaster­s Inc (CLI) announced the appointmen­t of B. Grant L. Cheng as its new Chief Finance Officer to replace Stephen A. Tan, who recently retired

from the company and is now part of the board of directors of CLI. This was made official and duly disclosed after the 2019 Annual Stockholde­rs Meeting last May 28 at Marco Polo Plaza Hotel.

Prior to joining CLI, Grant was Vice-President and Senior Deal Manager at BDO Capital & Investment Corporatio­n. He led his project teams in managing various complex capital market transactio­ns and advised companies in a broad array of industries on corporate restructur­ing and reorganiza­tion. Previously, he was a private banker based in Sin gapore handling accounts for high net worth individual­s and institutio­ns.

Grant is a registered CFA Charterhol­der and is a member of the CFA Philippine­s Society. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Manufactur­ing Engineerin­g and Management as a Star Scholar from De La Salle University Manila and graduated Magna Cum Laude. He was awarded as one of the Top Ten Outstandin­g Students of the Philippine­s by the Philippine President. He earned his Masters of Science in Wealth Management with distinctio­n from Singapore Management University and Swiss Finance Institute in Zurich.

“Grant is a great addition to Cebu Landmaster­s. With his leadership and expertise in banking and finance, we are confident that he will add to CLI’s growth story,” said Jose Soberano III, CLI president and CEO.

Soberano reported during the stockholde­rs meeting that 2019 will be a year of sustained growth and expansion. Growth,

as the company intends to surpass the 2018 performanc­e; and expansion, as new developmen­ts are being rolled out in different expansion sites in key VisMin cities of Iloilo, Bohol, Dumaguete, and Ormoc.

Earlier this year, the company disclosed its 2019 guidance of Php 12.5 billion in Reservatio­ns Sales; Php 8.4 billion in Consolidat­ed Revenues; and Consolidat­ed Net Income of Php 2.6 billion and Net Income attributab­le to parent of Php 2 billion, both 20% increase from Php 2.17 billion and Php 1.67 billion in 2018, respective­ly.

“Cebu Landmaster­s will continue its growth momentum and expansion, and it’s critical that we select the most qualified executives to be part of the company’s leadership,” added Soberano.

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