Fiji TV partners FJFW
FIJI TV acting chief executive officer Karen Lobendahn says the company is excited to partner Fiji Fashion Week for another year.
This was after a South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPSE) market announcement issued last week confirmed Fiji TV’s partnership with Fiji Fashion Week 2017.
“Fiji has incredible designers and emerging designers too, who will be given the exclusive opportunity and support to transform their culture through their own designs in this year’s FJ FW fashion show,” Ms Lobendahn said.
She said that Fiji TV’s relationship with FJFW had been long-standing and was beneficial to local designers who were now able to showcase, educate and inspire future generations of young fashion creative designers and students.
The FJFW 2017 program is anticipated to bring international exposure to the local designers too through Fiji TV’s online channel. Fiji TV Stream, and through the social media marketing initiatives that FJFW and Fiji TV have planned for the public. The FJFW 2017 is scheduled from April 22-May 2, 2017 at the Vodafone Arena in Suva.
Toyota special service campaign
AFTER a SPSE market announcement last week, Asco Motors, as the authorised Toyota distributor in Fiji, wishes to advise its loyal customers and the general public of certain Toyota models affected by the recent Special Service Campaign involving:
* The fuel suction plate/charcoal canister presented in certain Toyota Corolla Auris, Prius, Prius PHV, SAl and Lexus CT200h, HS 20Sh models; and
* The curtain shield airbag in Toyota Prius, Prius PHV and Lexus CT200h models manufactured between 2008 and 2015.
Owners of the vehicle models are requested to contact Asco Motors Customer Care Department on telephone3378 287 during office hours or by email campaignhelpdesk@asco.com.f j to provide information such as customer name, vehicle registration number, telephone or mobile contact details and vehicle VIN (vehicle identification number) or frame number as indicated. This information is necessary to enable Asco Motors identify your vehicle status relative to the campaign.
Asco Motors can then determine if your vehicle is affected by the campaign and contact you to take the necessary action to repair your vehicle under the Special Service Campaign.
Stock market at all-time high
THREE listed stocks registered capital gains during the week ended Friday, April 7, 2017. The SPSE stock market review for last week stated that Free Bird Institute Ltd (FBL) shares continued to rise to close the week at $2.40 after seeing an increase of 2.13 per cent ($0.05) during the week while Rice Company of Fiji (RCF) shares rose 1.33 per cent ($0.05) to close at $3.80 with Fijian Holdings Ltd (FHL) shares increasing in value by 1.19 per cent ($0.05) to close the week at $4.25.
And consequent to the share price increases recorded by FBL, RCF and FHL shares, the overall market value rose a further 0.07 per cent ($923,232) to close last week at a new all-time high value of $1,355,234,449.
The SPSE Total Return Index (STRI) also gained 0.08 per cent (2.61 points) due to the capital gains recorded as well as a dividend return of 2.00 per cent generated by Pacific Green Industries (Fiji) Ltd (PGI) shares and ended the week at a value of 3276.99.
