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    Belle net income soars to P332M
     
    By Honey Madrilejos-Reyes
    Reporter
     

    LISTED property firm Belle Corp. posted a net income of P331.7 million in 2007 from P152.3 million the previous year.

    In a disclosure to the stock exchange, it said net revenues from operating sources amounted to P622.0 million, up 7 percent from P580.9 million recorded in 2006.

    The company’s gross sales value, or total contract price of all sales and reservations booked during the period, amounted to P1.47 billion last year from P683.6 million a year earlier, owing to the favorable market reception for Belle’s newest upscale residential project, Lakeside Fairways.

    As of end December, the first four phases of Lakeside Fairways, a project in Tagaytay, (Kew Gardens, Terrazas de Alava, Lakeside Enclave and Terrazas de Alava), were 86-percent sold.

    Development activity in Lakeside Fairways is planned to begin during the first half of 2008, and most of the revenues from Lakeside Fairways lots sold in 2007 will accrue in the company’s income statement this year.

    Belle shifted its principal activity from mining and oil exploration to property development when it developed a golf course named Tagaytay Highlands Golf Club in 1989. Its property development projects are located in Tagaytay City and Batangas.

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