Japan’s Taisho Group to raise stake Vietnam’s DHG Pharmaceutical to 35%
At the current market price of VND93,000 (US$4.03) apiece, Taisho may spend about VND86 billion ($3.7 million) to buy the share amount in subject.
Japan-based Taisho Pharmaceutical has registered to purchase an additional of nearly 1 million shares in Vietnam’s DHG Pharmaceutical, lifting its holding in the latter to nearly 35%, according to a disclosure by the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE).
The transaction period is stated from February 20 to March 21, 2019 via put-through or order-matching.
At the current market price of VND93,000 (US$4.03) apiece, Taisho may spend about VND86 billion ($3.7 million) to buy the share amount in subject.
Taisho is currently a major shareholder of DHG with over 44,83 million shares, equivalent to 34.29% of the company’s charter capital. After the transaction, the number of shares will increase to over 45.76 million, equivalent to 34.99% of the charter capital.
DHG’s largest shareholder is State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) with 56.6 million shares or 43.31% of the medicine maker’s charter capital.
As of present, DHG Pharmaceutical has removed its foreign ownership limit, presenting opportunities for foreign investors to up their stakes in the company.
Taisho Pharmaceuticals, headquartered in Tokyo, is a leading Japanese pharmaceutical company specializing in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products and non-prescription dietary supplements under well-known brands.
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At the current market price of VND93,000 (US$4.03) apiece, Taisho may spend about VND86 billion ($3.7 million) to buy the share amount in subject.
Taisho is currently a major shareholder of DHG with over 44,83 million shares, equivalent to 34.29% of the company’s charter capital. After the transaction, the number of shares will increase to over 45.76 million, equivalent to 34.99% of the charter capital.
DHG’s largest shareholder is State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) with 56.6 million shares or 43.31% of the medicine maker’s charter capital.
As of present, DHG Pharmaceutical has removed its foreign ownership limit, presenting opportunities for foreign investors to up their stakes in the company.
Taisho Pharmaceuticals, headquartered in Tokyo, is a leading Japanese pharmaceutical company specializing in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical products and non-prescription dietary supplements under well-known brands.
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