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GMA Network, Inc. GMA7 CR04671-2015 The Exchange does not warrant and holds no responsibility for the veracity of the facts and representations contained in all corporate disclosures, including financial reports. All data contained herein are prepared and submitted by the disclosing party to the Exchange, and are disseminated solely for purposes of information. Any questions on the data contained herein should be addressed directly to the Corporate Information Officer of the disclosing party. GMA Network, Inc. GMA7 PSE Disclosure Form 17-12 - List of Top 100 Stockholders Reference: Section 17.12 of the Revised Disclosure Rules Type of Securities Common Preferred - Others - For the period ended Jun 30, 2015 Description of the Disclosure GMA7 Top 100 Stockholders as of June 30, 2015 Filed on behalf by: Name Ayahl Ari Augusto Chio Designation Vice President Stock Transfer Service Inc. GMA NETWORK INC. List of Top 100 Stockholders As of 06/30/2015 Rank Sth. No. Name Citizenship Holdings Rank ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1 0000001339 GROUP MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT INC Filipino 789,813,389 23.47% C/O GMA 7 2 0000001384 GMA HOLDINGS, INC. Filipino 730,769,000 21.72% GMA7 QUEZON CITY 3 0000001340 FLG MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT CORP Filipino 663,929,027 19.73% C/O GMA 7 4 0000001343 M.A. JIMENEZ ENTERPRISES INC Filipino 453,882,095 13.49% C/O GMA 7 5 0000001344 TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL CORP Filipino 334,378,037 09.94% C/O GMA 7 6 0000001345 PCD NOMINEE CORP. (FILIPINO) Filipino 216,370,046 06.43% 37/F ENTERPRISE CENTER AYALA AVE. MAKATI CITY 7 0000001925 GMA HOLDINGS INC. Filipino 116,051,300 03.45% GMA7, QUEZON CITY 8 0000001341 GOZON DEVELOPMENT CORP Filipino 14,033,954 00.42% C/O GMA 7 9 0000266409 FLG MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Filipino 9,500,100 00.28% 16TH FLOOR,SAGITTARIUS CONDO H.V.DELA COSTA,SALCEDO VILLAGE MAKATI CITY 10 0000001342 GOZON FOUNDATION INC Filipino 4,514,361 00.13% C/O GMA 7 11 0000001371 GILBERTO R. DUAVIT JR. Filipino 4,007,005 00.12% C/O GMA 7 12 0000266412 ISMAEL GOZON Filipino 2,814,900 00.08% #4934 PASAY COR TAMARIND RD. DASMARINAS VILL., MAKATI CITY 13 0000266425 MIGUEL ENRIQUE SINGSON ROA Filipino 2,566,400 00.08% #15 CHICO ST., VALLE VERDE 1, PASIG CITY 14 0000001346 ALEGRIA R. SIBAL Filipino 1,093,252 00.03% 927 PHOENIX BLDG. QUEZON AVE. QUEZON CITY Stock Transfer Service Inc. GMA NETWORK INC. List of Top 100 Stockholders As of 06/30/2015 Rank Sth. No. Name Citizenship Holdings Rank ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15 0000002528 FELIPE S. YALONG Filipino 1,025,000 00.03% CLUSTER 7 WOODSIDE HOMES HEMADY ST., NEW MANILA QUEZON CITY 16 0000266371 ALBERTO TIO ONG Filipino 1,000,000 00.03% SAN GAVINO VICTORIA, TARLAC 17 0000001416 JOSE MARI L CHAN Filipino 872,000 00.03% W/SSC 6/F LEGASPI TOWERS 200 PASEO DE ROXAS MAKATI CITY 18 0000001724 Judith Duavit VAZQUEZ Filipino 588,000 00.02% 10/F The Peak, 107 Leviste St. Salcedo Village MAKATI CITY 19 0000266376 ANNA TERESA G. ABROGAR Filipino 529,000 00.02% #515 BUENDIA AVE. EXT. NORTH FORBES,MAKATI CITY 20 0000001347 JOSE P. MARCELO Filipino 501,498 00.01% C/O GMA 7 21 0000266414 GANA, JAIME JAVIER A. &/OR MA. ERLINDA G. Filipino 444,900 00.01% #19 GARCIA VILLA ST. SAN LORENZO VILLAGE MAKATI CITY 1223 22 0000266403 KONG YU UYCHOI Filipino 350,000 00.01% #2000 DOMINGA STREET, PASAY CITY 23 0000001350 NITA LAUREL YUPANGCO Filipino 346,127 00.01% C/O GMA 7 24 0000001351 JOSE C. LAUREL V Filipino 346,127 00.01% C/O GMA 7 25 0000001353 SUSANA LAUREL -DELGADO Filipino 346,127 00.01% C/O GMA 7 26 0000001355 HORACIO P. BORROMEO Filipino 326,735 00.01% C/O GMA 7 27 0000001715 LAYA, Jaime Filipino 294,000 00.01% 11 Panay Ave., QC Stock Transfer Service Inc. GMA NETWORK INC. List of Top 100 Stockholders As of 06/30/2015 Rank Sth. No. Name Citizenship Holdings Rank ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28 0000002303 JOEL MARCELO JIMENEZ Filipino 292,000 00.01% 15/F GMA NETWORK CENTER EDSA COR TIMOG AVE.,DILIMAN QUEZON CITY 29 0000266406 MARILEX REALTY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Filipino 284,000 00.01% S-8, SUNVAR PLAZA BLDG. PASAY ROAD, MAKATI CITY 30 0000002737 FLG MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Filipino 253,000 00.01% UNIT 2B02A 2/F,BUILDING 2, 9TH AVE., BONIFACIO HIGH STREET, BONIFACIO GLOBAL CITY,TAGUIG CITY 31 0000001710 WILMA VALLE GALVANTE Filipino 230,000 00.01% 27 Don Pio St Don Enrique Heights, BRGY. HOLY SPIRIT, QUEZON CITY 32 0000002543 RONALDO PILI MASTRILI Filipino 182,000 00.01% #20 ST. MARK ST., DON BOSCO VILLAGE PARANAQUE CITY 33 0000001386 JUAN MIGUEL LAUREL Filipino 179,986 00.01% C/O GMA 34 0000002542 MARIVIN TIGNO ARAYATA Filipino 177,000 00.01% #14 BLACK ST., FILINVEST HOMES II BATASAN HILLS, QUEZON CITY 35 0000266413 BELINDA G. MADRID Filipino 164,000 00.00% #23 ANTARES ST. BELAIR IV,MAKATI CITY 36 0000002540 LOURDES ARANDA TOPACIO Filipino 159,000 00.00% #23 MATTHEW ST.,MULTINATIONAL VILLAGE PARANAQUE CITY 37 0000001333 LUZ ANNALEE ONG ESCUDERO Filipino 152,000 00.00% 84 COLT RANCHO ESTATE BRGY CONCEPCION MARIKINA CITY 38 0000001329 JOSE MARI ROXAS ABACAN Filipino 148,000 00.00% 2202 C. VALENCIA HILLS CONDO N DOMINGO COR VALENCIA SAN JUAN, MM 39 0000001849 RAYMOND ALVIN M. MENDOZA Filipino 145,000 00.00% #8 JACQUELINE ST., PLEASANT VIEW SUBD. TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY Stock Transfer Service Inc. GMA NETWORK INC. List of Top 100 Stockholders As of 06/30/2015 Rank Sth. No. Name Citizenship Holdings Rank ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 40 0000002537 IDA LUCILA RAMOS HENARES Filipino 128,000 00.00% #41 DONA INES ST.,ALABANG HILLS VILLAGE CUPANG, MUNTINLUPA 41 0000266445 BUSINESS ASSISTANCE CREDIT CORPORATION Filipino 122,000 00.00% SUITE 7A, GMA LOU-BEL PLAZA, 7514 BAGTIKAN COR., CHINO ROCES, SAN ANTONIO VILLAGE, MAKATI CITY 42 0000001957 ANNA LORAINE M. MENDOZA Filipino 120,000 00.00% #8 JACQUELINE ST., PLEASANT VIEW SUBD. TANDANG SORA, QUEZON CITY 43 0000001574 HO, ABELARDO DENNIS AKA TRILLO, DENNIS Filipino 117,000 00.00% U3903 TOWER 3 MADISON SUITES, PIONEER HIGHLAND, MANDALUYONG CITY 44 0000001218 LORNA ALUQUIN TOLENTINO-FERNANDEZ Filipino 117,000 00.00% 16 FERNSVILLE ST., WHITE PLAINS, Q.C. 45 0000000366 JOSE MA. AKA DE LEON, JOEY DE LEON Filipino 117,000 00.00% 19 Pelican Green Meadows QC 46 0000001017 RAMON BONG JR REVILLA Filipino 117,000 00.00% 114 Saranggani St. Ayala Alabang Village MUNTINLUPA 47 0000266408 EDGAR E. TARRIELA Filipino 110,000 00.00% 8TH FLOOR,STRATA 2000 EMERALD AVE., PASIG CITY 48 0000002535 EDUARDO PASCUAL SANTOS Filipino 103,000 00.00% #24 MARK ST., FILINVEST, EAST MARCOS HIGHWAY ANTIPOLO 49 0000266405 MA. ISABEL AREVALO PEREZ Filipino 100,000 00.00% #43 REGALADO AVE. EXT. FAIRVIEW, QUEZON CITY 50 0000001706 REGIE CUNANAN BAUTISTA Filipino 92,000 00.00% Unit 18 Mary the Queen Villas, Morning Star Drive, 51 0000001357 CARMEN G. RECTO Filipino 89,383 00.00% C/O GMA 7 52 0000002096 REYNATO Y. GRATELA Filipino 81,000 00.00% #17 CHARITY STREET, TIERRA EVELINA EXECUTIVE HOMES CULIAT QUEZON CITY Stock Transfer Service Inc. GMA NETWORK INC. List of Top 100 Stockholders As of 06/30/2015 Rank Sth. No. Name Citizenship Holdings Rank ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53 0000266373 JIMMY P. SIY Filipino 80,000 00.00% #31 IGNACIO SANTOS DIA ST., CUBAO, QUEZON CITY 54 0000002298 RAQUEL P. DIMAGIBA Filipino 78,000 00.00% 15/F GMA NETWORK CENTER EDSA COR TIMOG AVE.,DILIMAN QUEZON CITY 55 0000001864 WILHELMINA S. NEPOMUCENO Filipino 72,000 00.00% #12 A. AVALON CONDOMINIUM #95 XAVIER ST., GREENHILLS, SAN JUAN 56 0000001661 Antonino P. Santos Filipino 70,000 00.00% 638 Severina Avenue, Severina Diamond Subdivision 57 0000001905 MA. LOURDES C. MANGAHAS Filipino 67,000 00.00% #47-A MAKAPAGKAWANGGAWA CORNER MAHABAGIN STREET, TEACHERS VILLAGE QUEZON CITY 58 0000002091 ADLAI A. ASTURIANO Filipino 66,000 00.00% BLOCK 10 LOT 22 NARRA STREET GREENLAND SUBDIVISION II, NANGKA MARIKINA CITY 59 0000001659 ROZELLE RAYMOND MARTIN L AKA RAYMART SANTIAGO SANTIAGO Filipino 58,000 00.00% ROZELLE RAYMOND MARTIN L AKA RAYMART SANTIAGO 18 Nova Scotia St. Loyola Grand Villas QC 60 0000001642 HAZEL A.K.A. ARA MINA REYES Filipino 58,000 00.00% #20 WASHINGTON ST., DON ANTONIO ROYALE ESTATES OLD BALARA,QUEZON CITY 61 0000000972 MA. JUDEA PULIDO Filipino 58,000 00.00% 39 Pisces Ave Carmels T Sora QC 62 0000001040 ANNA GIANELLI DE BELEN RIVERA Filipino 58,000 00.00% 35 lantana st. cubao Q.C. 63 0000000730 MARIA JOLINA P. MAGDANGAL Filipino 58,000 00.00% 603 Adams Ext Don Antonio Royale Estates OLD BALARA, Q.C. 64 0000002092 RODRIGO G. CORNEJO Filipino 56,000 00.00% #147 LOURDES DRIVE SAN JUAN CITY Stock Transfer Service Inc. GMA NETWORK INC. List of Top 100 Stockholders As of 06/30/2015 Rank Sth. No. Name Citizenship Holdings Rank ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65 0000002234 REYNALDO MULLES SALES Filipino 53,000 00.00% L5 B4 MULAWIN ST., TOWN & COUNTRY EXEC. VILLAGE MAYAMOT, MARCOS HIGHWAY,ANTIPOLO CITY 66 0000001559 GONZALES, BLESILDA SOLIS Filipino 51,000 00.00% 300 Santolan Road, San Juan City 1500 67 0000000344 KARA PATRIA CONSTANTINO DAVID Filipino 50,000 00.00% 17 Aguinaldo St., UP Campus, Diliman QC 68 0000266446 FLG MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION Filipino 50,000 00.00% 16F SAGITARIUS CONDOMINIUM H.V DELA COSTA MAKATI CITY 69 0000002491 SUSAN P. ALINO Filipino 49,000 00.00% C/O RGMA NETWORK INC. GMA COMPLEX, EDSA QUEZON CITY 70 0000000307 ALFREDO RAMOS CORTEZ Filipino 49,000 00.00% 400 Plato St., Phase 4, Vista Verve Exec. Village, FELIX AVE., CAINTA RIZAL 71 0000001675 JOSE III REYES TARUC Filipino 49,000 00.00% 1801 Regalia Park Tower Condo Corp.
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