FSG minorities snub buyout offer

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Only 308 FSG shareholders representing 3.3 percent of the company’s stock have accepted a P2.80 per share buyout offer from the majority owners of the company.

The offer had been made to a total of 1,520 shareholders holding 24.6 percent of the company’s shares, meaning about 87 percent of minority shareholders declined to be bought out of FSG.

The offer closed on the 4th of December.

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FSG minorities snub buyout offer

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