Philippines
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Philippine company Vista Land & Lifescapes bagged $170m from a tap of its 2027 notes this week. -
Monde Nissin has covered the Philippines’ largest ever IPO on the first day of bookbuilding, after securing pre-launch demand from a high profile line-up of cornerstone investors.
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The Philippines’ equity capital markets got another boost this week as Monde Nissin Corp was swamped by investors placing pre-launch bids for its upcoming billion-dollar IPO, set to be the country’s largest ever listing. The market is shaping up to be one of the busiest in southeast Asia this year, tapping into growth in the consumer sector. Jonathan Breen reports.
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Philippine property developer SM Prime Holding has returned to the loan market after an absence of five years.
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Philippines-based renewable power producer AC Energy has generated Ps12.4bn ($256.3m) in fresh equity, pricing a sale of new shares at the bottom of the marketed range, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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AC Energy Corp, a Philippine renewable power producer, has kicked off a follow-on offering of primary and secondary stock, eyeing up to Ps12.4bn ($256.4m).
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Philippines-based Monde Nissin has won regulatory approval to launch its IPO next month.
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Philippines-based renewable power producer AC Energy Corp is drumming up demand for an up to Ps15.7bn ($323.7m) follow-on offering, scheduled for next week.
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Petron Corp, a Philippine oil company, raised $550m from a senior perpetual bond sale this week.
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The Republic of the Philippines sold its first zero-coupon bond in the Japanese market this week.
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Philippine company SPi Global, an outsourcing services provider, is understood to be seeking a $300m to $400m loan, some of which will go towards funding a dividend recapitalisation.
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The Asian Development Bank broke a decade-long absence from China’s domestic market to price a Rmb2bn ($307m) Panda bond at a record low spread this week. Its assistant treasurer told GlobalCapital that the multilateral development bank is open to selling longer dated and green renminbi-denominated deals. Addison Gong reports.
