The Philippines' biggest corporation eyes to raise US $4 billion for its power assets shares. San Miguel Corp, Philippines' top acquisitive company, is planning to accumulate US $4 billion to finance its infrastructure project expansion by selling its power assets.
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Rockwood sells profitable additives segment to ALTANA Group
Rockwood Holdings Inc. sells its Clay-Based Additives to ALTANA for US $635 million. Rockwood Holdings Inc. agreed to part with its Clay-Based Additives operations in favor of the ALTANA Group for US $635 million.
Vivendi revamp starts with Activision sale
The French conglomerate’s efforts to revamp its diversified portfolio begins with the sale of its stake in Activision Blizzard worth US $8.2 billion.
REIT company sells stake in two hotels to partner
Carey Watermark gives up its 49% stake amounting to US $22.6 million in favor of its partner, Ensemble Hotel Partners.
BBVA agrees to sell Panama unit for US $646 million to Grupo Aval
Spanish lender BBVA agrees to sell its Panama unit for US $646 million in favor of Colombia’s second biggest banking conglomerate.
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Codelco would sell its non-key assets to fund its investments after receiving only US$1 billion from the government.
Condor Petroleum Inc. would sell its nterest in Kazakhstan's Marsel territory worth US$88 million.
LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA bought 80% of Loro Piana SpA making the brothers who led the company billionaires.
LBO France sought to sell Groupe Poult by sending marketing materials to potential buyers and waiting for bids until the end of the month.
ProSiebenSat.1 owners, namely KKR and Permira, are seeking to either sell off shares or sell the whole firm to another media outfit.
Daiwa House Industry Co. would raise about US$1.37 billion through share sale which would be the biggest stock sale by a property business.
MTV Italy, which is owned by Telecom Italia Media, was sold to Viacom International Media Networks for Eur 10 million.
Allegrity Inc's HireRight Division on the market for $1 Billion (Photo : Reuters)Providence Equity Partners selling HireRight, a division of Allegrity Inc.
Brambles Ltd has reviewed a plan to exit its data management unit priced at Aus$2 billion. (Photo : Reuters)The image shows the Australian Securities Exchange logo.
