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AREIT Inc. Shareholders Approve P17.33 Billion Property-for-Share Swap

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What happened

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AREIT Inc. shareholders approved a P17.33-billion property-for-share swap with Ayala Land Inc. and four of its subsidiaries. The transaction involves transferring six properties, including Glorietta 4 and Ayala Malls Capitol Central, to Ayala Land Inc.'s real estate investment trust. In exchange, AREIT Inc. will issue 462.48 million primary common shares to Ayala Land Inc. and its subsidiaries at a price of P37.48 per share.

From manilatimes.net

Why it matters

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The property infusion is expected to contribute to AREIT Inc.'s operating cash flows and boost dividends per share. The valuations used for both the shares and the properties were confirmed to fall within fair-value ranges identified by FTI Consulting and Asian Appraisal.

From manilatimes.net

Who's involved

  • FTI ConsultingBusiness advisory services company that valued the transaction
  • Steven H. GunbyChief Executive Officer and President of FTI Consulting
  • Paul LintonHolds executive roles, including Chief Strategy Officer and CFO, at FTI Consulting
  • AndrewPreviously held senior executive roles at FTI Consulting
  • FeltonJoining FTI Consulting in Australia

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • BacolodSpeculative

    Bacolod might see changes in local property demand or investment due to the infusion of Ayala Malls Capitol Central into the REIT structure.

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