Billionaire Ramon Ang Raises Stake In San Miguel Parent With $194 Million Investment

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Ramon Ang is investing 10.9 billion pesos to increase his stake in Top Frontier Investment Holdings, the parent company of San Miguel Corp., one of the Philippines' oldest conglomerates with interests in food, beverages and infrastructure.

is investing 10.9 billion pesos to increase his stake in Top Frontier Investment Holdings, the parent company of San Miguel Corp., one of the Philippines’ oldest conglomerates with interests in food, beverages and infrastructure.

Ang, through his Far East Holdings Inc, is buying 45 million shares in Top Frontier for 241.42 pesos apiece, more than double the stock’s closing price on Thursday, before the planned share purchase was disclosed in a regulatory filing the next day. The stock rose 10.8 % to 133 pesos in morning trading in Manila, heading for a third day of gains.

to San Miguel in October for 97 billion pesos, consolidating his business interests amid a construction boom in the country and as the food-to-energy conglomerate accelerates infrastructure projects including a mega international airport project, toll roads and power plants.. in 2012—is the president and CEO of the conglomerate.

 

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