Published by Manila Times
THE Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has cleared the P3.5-billion preferred shares offering of tech manufacturer, Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corp.
The commission on Wednesday said it has approved Cirtek's registration statement in its meeting on October 26.
The registration statement covers 50 million preferred B-2 Subseries C and D shares priced at P50 apiece, with an oversubscription option of up to 20 million shares.
Cirtek looks to raise up to P3.44 billion from the offer, which will refinance the company's existing debt, partially pay its maturing debt and fund its capital expenditures and equipment and the working capital of its subsidiaries.
According to the SEC, Cirtek's offer period will run from November 25 to December 3, while listing on the main board of the stock exchange is eyed on December 10.
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Cirtek's net income rose by 60 percent to $8 million in the first six months of the year from $5 million in the same period last year.
Shares of Cirtek were up 6 centavos or 1.39 percent to close at P4.37 each on Wednesday.
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Published by Business Mirror
Laguna-based Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corp. on Thursday said it secured the green light of the Securities and Exchange Commission for its primary offering of up to 50 million in perpetual preferred shares.
The company is selling its preferred shares to be classified as class B-2 subseries C or D shares at P50 apiece. Cirtek expects to raise some P2.5 billion from the offering.
The public offer period will run until December 3 and will be listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange on December 14.
Cirtek has been allowed to offer up to 70 million shares, or proceeds ...
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