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HSBC Holdings Plc, Development Bank of Philippines and Banco De Oro Universal Bank will arrange the financing worth as much as $250 million, the banker said. San Miguel is part of a joint venture to buy Singapore-listed Del Monte, and the amount of the loan will depend on how many shares the venture acquires, the banker said.


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One such foreign player is the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. (HSBC) which has been expanding its presence in the country despite uncertainties in the country’s economy.


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HSBC Holdings Plc, Development Bank of Philippines and Banco De Oro Universal Bank will arrange the financing worth as much as $250 million, the banker said. San Miguel is part of a joint venture to buy Singapore-listed Del Monte, and the amount of the loan will depend on how many shares the venture acquires, the banker said.


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