HK investment company First Pacific raises offer for stake in Philippine's Metro Pacific to US$990mil


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MANILA (Reuters): First Pacific on Tuesday raised its offer price to buy a 36.6% stake in Philippine infrastructure firm Metro Pacific Investments Corp (MPIC) , for up to 54.8 billion Philippine pesos ($990.69 million).

The Hong Kong-listed investment holding company increased its offer to 5.20 pesos per share from 4.63 pesos announced in late April.

The latest offer price represents a 22.1% premium to Metro Pacific's last close on April 26, before the offer was first disclosed.

The deal will see the acquisition of shares from minority public shareholders by a consortium that includes Mit-Pacific Infrastructure Holdings Corporation, a joint venture between Mitsui & Co and JOIN, a Japanese government-private sponsored infrastructure investment fund company.

The deal further hinges on the delisting of MPIC's common shares from the Philippines Stock Exchange.

In a separate release, Metro Pacific said it would submit an application to delist from with Philippines Stock Exchange. - Reuters

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