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[Title] => SMC forms Vietnam hog venture with Hormel
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Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. has sold a 49-percent stake in its agribusiness arm in Vietnam to Hormel Foods Corp. for $20.48 million.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, San Miguel said the deal would result in a joint venture with Hormel to run San Miguel Pure Foods (VN) Co. Ltd., its feeds and hogs business in Vietnam.
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[Title] => SMC still in talks on Coca-Cola stake
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San Miguel Corp. (SMC), the Philippines’ largest food and beverage conglomerate, said it was still negotiating the sale of its soft drinks bottling joint venture with Coca-Cola Co.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, the company said discussions are still ongoing to sell its entire 65 percent stake in the venture to Atlanta-based Coca-Cola.
San Miguel and Coca-Cola jointly acquired Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc., or CCBPI, in July 2001 from Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. of Australia. CCBPI sells nearly nine in every 10 soft drinks in the country.
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[Title] => SMC reacquires Coca-Cola Phils
[Summary] => The country’s largest food and beverage conglomerate, San Miguel Corp., just got bigger following its reacquisition of a controlling stake in Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc. (CCBPI), which commands an estimated 70-percent share of the local softdrink market.
In a statement, SMC said it had reached an agreement in principle with Australia’s Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. (CCA) and the Atlanta-based parent company The Coca-Cola Co. (TCCC) for a combination of share swap, cash infusion and debt offsetting transactions valued at A$2.25 billion or $1.24 billion.
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[Title] => Danding won’t hike SMC stake
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco has announced that he has no plans of increasing his 20-percent stake in San Miguel Corp., thus, quashing speculations that he is set to acquire controlling interest in the country’s biggest food and beverage conglomerate.
Cojuangco was reacting to news reports that he would buy government ’s shares that have recently been freed for privatization by an order issued by President Estrada.
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[Title] => San Miguel eyes stake in Dole Phils
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Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said yesterday it is
seeking to acquire a stake in multinational fruit processor Dole Food Co.
"As of the moment we are interested in acquiring a stake in Dole Food Co.
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Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. has sold a 49-percent stake in its agribusiness arm in Vietnam to Hormel Foods Corp. for $20.48 million.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, San Miguel said the deal would result in a joint venture with Hormel to run San Miguel Pure Foods (VN) Co. Ltd., its feeds and hogs business in Vietnam.
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San Miguel Corp. (SMC), the Philippines’ largest food and beverage conglomerate, said it was still negotiating the sale of its soft drinks bottling joint venture with Coca-Cola Co.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, the company said discussions are still ongoing to sell its entire 65 percent stake in the venture to Atlanta-based Coca-Cola.
San Miguel and Coca-Cola jointly acquired Coca-Cola Bottlers Philippines Inc., or CCBPI, in July 2001 from Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. of Australia. CCBPI sells nearly nine in every 10 soft drinks in the country.
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In a statement, SMC said it had reached an agreement in principle with Australia’s Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd. (CCA) and the Atlanta-based parent company The Coca-Cola Co. (TCCC) for a combination of share swap, cash infusion and debt offsetting transactions valued at A$2.25 billion or $1.24 billion.
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[Title] => Danding won’t hike SMC stake
[Summary] => Businessman Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco has announced that he has no plans of increasing his 20-percent stake in San Miguel Corp., thus, quashing speculations that he is set to acquire controlling interest in the country’s biggest food and beverage conglomerate.
Cojuangco was reacting to news reports that he would buy government ’s shares that have recently been freed for privatization by an order issued by President Estrada.
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[Title] => San Miguel eyes stake in Dole Phils
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Food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) said yesterday it is
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"As of the moment we are interested in acquiring a stake in Dole Food Co.
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