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Megaworld launched a P2-billion stock buyback, citing undervaluation, and will use REIT proceeds for property projects in the Philippines.
Megaworld Corp. has launched a P2-billion share buyback program over 24 months, funded internally, to enhance shareholder value as it believes its stock is undervalued.
Purchases will occur on the Philippine Stock Exchange, with repurchased shares recorded as treasury shares.
The company also plans to use P2.21 billion in net proceeds from its REIT, MREIT, to develop projects in Cebu, Palawan, and Bacolod, including townships and commercial properties.
It is not acquiring new land now but may do so in the future.
Megaworld reported strong financial results, with a 35% rise in second-quarter net income and a 25% increase in first-half profits.
Shares closed at P2.02, down slightly, while MREIT shares fell to P13.48.
The company will provide quarterly updates and a final reinvestment report certified by its CFO, treasurer, and auditor.
Megaworld lanzó una recompra de acciones de P2 mil millones, citando la subvaluación, y utilizará los ingresos de REIT para proyectos inmobiliarios en Filipinas.