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Alaska Milk seeks delisting from Philippine Stock Exchange

Zoom in font  Zoom out font Published: 2012-09-05  Origin: FBR  Views: 38
Core Tip: Alaska Milk, a leading dairy company in the Philippines, has filed a petition seeking voluntary delisting from the Philippine Stock Exchange.
This move comes as the Dutch dairy cooperative Royal FrieslandCampina filed a tender offer notice to purchase the remaining minority stake in Alaska.

FrieslandCampina Philippines is planning to purchase the remaining 14.94 million common shares of Alaska. These will be acquired at PHP24 ($0.56) a share, for a total of worth PHP358m ($8.49m).

After completing the tender offer, FrieslandCampina Philippines expects Alaska Milk to be delisted from PSE's official registry by 5 November 2012.

In March 2012, Royal FrieslandCampina completed the acquisition of a controlling stake in Alaska Milk, from the Uytengsu Family, for €227m. The company increased its stake from 8.1% to 68.9%, as part of its strategy to strengthen its presence in Asia.

Alaska Milk, which produces canned milk, powdered milk, and ready-to-drink milk, has annual revenues of €200m with a production facility in San Pedro, Laguna.

 
 
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