SMIC placement

SM Investments raises $151 million from top-up placement

The deal prices at a 6% discount and comes just seven months after the Philippine conglomerate tapped the international CB market.
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SM City Calamba: One of the group's supermalls in Laguna province
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<div style="text-align: left;"> SM City Calamba: One of the group's supermalls in Laguna province </div>

Philippine conglomerate SM Investments Corp (SMIC) has raised Ps6.37 billion ($151 million) from a top-up placement, which it says it will use to fund its expansion plan. The fundraising is notable since it comes just seven months after the company sold $250 million worth of convertible bonds. The controlling shareholder, the Sy family, is also viewed to be extremely reluctant to dilute its stake in SMIC, which acts as the holding company for the entire group.

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