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[Title] => JG Summit unit ups fixed-rate notes offer to $300M
[Summary] => JGSH Philippines Ltd., a wholly-owned offshore subsidiary of Gokongwei investment holding company JG Summit Holdings Inc., has increased the size of its fixed-rate notes offering to $300 million from $200 million.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it has decided to increase the size of its offering due to the exceptionally positive response of the market.
The notes carry an interest of eight percent and will mature in 2013.
Proceeds from the offering will be used to refinance debt and for general corporate purposes.
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[Title] => JG Summit extends UIC offer to Dec 2 due to lukewarm response
[Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc., the listed investment holding company of tycoon John Gokongwei, will extend its offer for Singapore-based property and manufacturing unit United Industrial Corp. (UIC) to Dec. 2 due to lackluster investor response.
In a disclosure to the Singapore Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it had acceptances for only 2.9 million shares, equivalent to only 0.21 percent of UIC.
It needs acceptances for 20 percent of the company for it to acquire majority control.
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[Title] => JG Summit sweetens bid for UIC
[Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc., the listed investment holding company of tycoon John Gokongwei Jr., said it will consider placing properties held by United Industrial Corp. (UIC) in real estate investments trusts once it succeeds in its bid to take over the Singapore-based property and manufacturing concern.
In a disclosure to the Singapore Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it will consider methods of "unlocking value in the UIC Group’s asset base" including securitizing and/or establishing one or more real estate investment trusts for UIC’s property assets.
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[Title] => JG Summit offers to acquire firm in Singapore
[Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc., the flagship holding company of taipan John Gokongwei, has made a mandatory takeover offer to buy the remaining shares of Singapore-based property and manufacturing concern United Industrial Corp. for S$1.09 per share.
The offer was made by JG Summit after acquiring an additional 50,000 UIC shares at S$1.09 per share, raising its stake to 30.0008 percent from 29.990 percent, triggering a mandatory tender under Singapore law.
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[Title] => JG Summit unit ups fixed-rate notes offer to $300M
[Summary] => JGSH Philippines Ltd., a wholly-owned offshore subsidiary of Gokongwei investment holding company JG Summit Holdings Inc., has increased the size of its fixed-rate notes offering to $300 million from $200 million.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it has decided to increase the size of its offering due to the exceptionally positive response of the market.
The notes carry an interest of eight percent and will mature in 2013.
Proceeds from the offering will be used to refinance debt and for general corporate purposes.
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[Title] => JG Summit extends UIC offer to Dec 2 due to lukewarm response
[Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc., the listed investment holding company of tycoon John Gokongwei, will extend its offer for Singapore-based property and manufacturing unit United Industrial Corp. (UIC) to Dec. 2 due to lackluster investor response.
In a disclosure to the Singapore Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it had acceptances for only 2.9 million shares, equivalent to only 0.21 percent of UIC.
It needs acceptances for 20 percent of the company for it to acquire majority control.
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[Title] => JG Summit sweetens bid for UIC
[Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc., the listed investment holding company of tycoon John Gokongwei Jr., said it will consider placing properties held by United Industrial Corp. (UIC) in real estate investments trusts once it succeeds in its bid to take over the Singapore-based property and manufacturing concern.
In a disclosure to the Singapore Stock Exchange, JG Summit said it will consider methods of "unlocking value in the UIC Group’s asset base" including securitizing and/or establishing one or more real estate investment trusts for UIC’s property assets.
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[Title] => JG Summit offers to acquire firm in Singapore
[Summary] => JG Summit Holdings Inc., the flagship holding company of taipan John Gokongwei, has made a mandatory takeover offer to buy the remaining shares of Singapore-based property and manufacturing concern United Industrial Corp. for S$1.09 per share.
The offer was made by JG Summit after acquiring an additional 50,000 UIC shares at S$1.09 per share, raising its stake to 30.0008 percent from 29.990 percent, triggering a mandatory tender under Singapore law.
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