Cemex Philippines shares plummet 26% as Consunji family bares acquisition details

Cemex Philippines (CHP) shares nosedived over 26 percent to P1.40 each by Friday's midday close after Consunji family entities, led by conglomerate DMCI Holdings Inc., revealed acquisition details. 

Share plunged as traders adjusted targets after the lower than expected acquisition price ahead of an anticipated tender offer to minority stockholders of CHP. 

The Consunji Group is buying CHP’s parent firm, Cemex Asian South East Corp., for about 17.6 billion. DMCI shares shed 0.73 percent to P10.86 each as the broader Philippine Stock Exchange Index slipped 0.1 percent. 

CHP is the country’s No. 4 cement maker, giving the Consunjis a significant footprint in the highly competitive industry. 

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Miguel R. Camus
Miguel R. Camus

Miguel R. Camus has been a reporter covering various domestic business topics since 2009.

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