Metro Pacific tender offer hiked to P5.20 per share

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Metro Pacific tender offer hiked to P5.20 per share
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The tender offer for Metro Pacific Investments Corp.’s (MPIC) publicly-held shares has been increased by over 12% after the earlier valuation was deemed too low, as the company seeks to push through with plans to delist from the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).

The tender offer for Metro Pacific Investments Corp.’s publicly-held shares has been increased by over 12% after the earlier valuation was deemed too low, as the company seeks to push through with plans to delist from the Philippine Stock Exchange .

The updated price also reflects a 37% premium over the one-year volume weighted average price of common shares, and is P0.10 higher than the top-end of the P3.37 to P5.10 price range provided by independent financial advisor Unicapital Inc. The offer is set to be launched by the bidders immediately after the special stockholders’ meeting scheduled on August 8, 2023, should the voluntary delisting from the PSE be approved by shareholders.

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