metro pacific

Philippine conglomerate moves early to sell 4.5% stake in the country’s biggest power supplier. The deal's unique structure will see it restore nearly all of the stake later.

Metro Pacific takes advantage of a rising Manila stock market to raise capital via a share placement.

The Philippine conglomerate tells FinanceAsia that it is looking to bulk up in areas in which it is already operating but is wary of dabbling in too many businesses.

Once synonymous with dud real estate investments, Metro Pacific has risen from the ashes as a pure infrastructure play in the Philippines. Cherie Marriott talks to CFO David Nicol.

Hong Kong’s First Pacific attracts strong demand for its bonds, allowing the issuer to raise an extra $100 million.

Metro Pacific Investments uses a right of first refusal to match the valuation of a bid by Henry Sy Jr that would have given the San Miguel group and its allies absolute control of Meralco.

Philippine infrastructure investment company Metro Pacific Investments is selling new shares to pay for its Meralco acquisition and to increase its free-float.

The Philippine conglomerate pays $278 million for a controlling interest in the country's longest toll road, the North Luzon Expressway.