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Premiumlands Readies Tender Offer What's Next for Asiabest Group?

Asiabest Group International Inc. (ABG) is poised to undergo a significant transformation into an infrastructure business group, with Premiumlands Corp. (PLC) and Industrial Holdings and Development Corp. (IHDC) leading the charge through a tender offer for up to 33.33% of ABG's remaining shares. In this blog post, we'll delve into the implications of this move and explore what it means for the future of Asiabest Group.

The Tender Offer A Closer Look

On March 10, 2025, PLC and IHDC will launch a tender offer for up to 100 million common shares of ABG at P2.552 apiece, totaling around P255.2 million. The offer period will run until April 7, 2025. This strategic move is seen as a key step in the Chua Group's plan to consolidate their interests in related entities and transform ABG into an infrastructure business group.

Backdoor Listing Speculation

PLC's recent share purchase agreement with Tiger Resort Asia Limited (TRAL), operator of Okada Manila, has sparked speculation about a potential backdoor listing. Under this agreement, PLC acquired 200 million common shares, or 66.67% of ABG's total issued and outstanding capital stock held by TRAL, for P510.4 million – approximately P2.552 apiece.

Asiabest Group's Future An Infrastructure Business Group

As reported earlier, ABG will remain a holding company, with PLC planning to infuse and consolidate its interests in related entities to transform ABG into an infrastructure business group. This move is seen as a strategic play by the Chua Group to create a diversified portfolio of assets and expand their presence in various industries.

Key Takeaways

The tender offer aims to acquire up to 33.33% of ABG's remaining shares, with a total value of around P255.2 million.
The move is seen as a strategic step by the Chua Group to consolidate their interests in related entities and transform ABG into an infrastructure business group.
PLC's proposed business plan for ABG includes two major stages acquisition of Kabalayan Housing Corp. and consolidation of IHDC subsidiaries involved in manufacturing, logistics, and construction.

Conclusion

The tender offer by Premiumlands Corp. (PLC) and Industrial Holdings and Development Corp. (IHDC) for Asiabest Group International Inc. (ABG) marks a significant development in the company's transformation into an infrastructure business group. As the dust settles on this move, investors and stakeholders alike are left wondering what the future holds for ABG and its subsidiaries. One thing is certain – with the Chua Group at the helm, ABG will undoubtedly continue to be a force to be reckoned with in the Philippine business landscape.

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