(Bloomberg) -- SM Prime Holdings Inc., the
Philippines' biggest shopping mall company, said it borrowed 4
billion pesos ($88 million) from five banks to help fund
expansion.
SM Prime sold the lenders five-year floating-rate notes,
the company said in a statement received through e-mail, without
elaborating. First Metro Investment Corp. and SB Capital
Investment Corp. arranged the loan.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
Philippines' biggest shopping mall company, said it borrowed 4
billion pesos ($88 million) from five banks to help fund
expansion.
SM Prime sold the lenders five-year floating-rate notes,
the company said in a statement received through e-mail, without
elaborating. First Metro Investment Corp. and SB Capital
Investment Corp. arranged the loan.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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