SEC approves AllDay Mart IPO, Petron bond offering

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has considered favorably the market debut of AllDay Marts, Inc. and another bond offering by Petron Corporation under shelf-registration.

In its meeting on September 23, the Commission En Banc resolved to render effective the registration statements of AllDay Marts and Petron covering 22,857,145,000 common shares and P50 billion of fixed-rate bonds, respectively, subject to certain remaining requirements.

ALLDAY MARTS

AllDay Marts will offer up to 6,857,143,000 primary common shares at a price of P0.80 per share, with an over-allotment option of up to 685,714,000 common shares. The shares will be listed on the Main Board of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).

Net proceeds from the sale of the primary offer shares could amount to P5.296 billion. The company could raise an additional P530.5 million, assuming the overallotment option is fully exercised.

The Villar-led company will use the proceeds from the initial public offering (IPO) for debt repayment, capital expenditures, and initial working capital for store network expansion.

AllDay Marts is a supermarket operator with a total of 33 stores spanning 55,881 square meters in aggregate net selling space, as of June 30.  It plans to expand its store network to 45 by 2022 and 100 by the end of 2026.

The IPO will run from October 15 to 25, with listing on the PSE scheduled for November 3, according to the latest timetable submitted to the SEC.

AllDay Marts engaged PNB Capital and Investment Corporation as sole issue manager for the transaction. PNB Capital will also work with BDO Capital & Investment Corporation and China Bank Capital Corporation as joint lead underwriters and joint bookrunners.

PETRON

Petron may issue theP50 billion worth of fixed-rate, peso-denominated bonds in one or more tranches within three years.

For the first tranche, the listed oil refiner and marketing company will offer to the public up to P18 billion worth of four-year Series E bonds due in 2025 and six-year Series F bonds due in 2027.

Petron expects to net P17.78 billion from the first tranche. Proceeds will be used for the redemption of its Series A bonds, for the partial financing of its power plant project, and for the payment of existing debt.

The bonds comprising the first tranche will be offered at face value from September 27 to October 5, in time for their listing on the Philippine Dealing & Exchange Corp. on October 12, based on the latest timetable submitted to the SEC.

Petron engaged BDO Capital, China Bank Capital, Philippine Commercial Capital, Inc., PNB Capital, and SB Capital Investment Corporation as joint lead bookrunners and joint lead underwriters for the transaction.

First Metro Investment Corporation, Land Bank of the Philippines, and RCBC Capital will also serve as co-lead underwriters for the offer.

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