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PLDT subsidiary Vitro seeks name change ahead of $395M public listing

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By Gigi Onag Verified
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PLDT is seeking Philippine SEC approval to change the name of its data center unit to Vitro REIT. The company plans to raise $395 million through a REIT IPO. Gigi Onag,Senior Editor, APAC,Light Reading PLDT has taken the next step toward listing its data center assets, which is expected to raise up to 24.2 billion Philippine pesos (US$395 million) in gross proceeds, assuming the over-allotment option is fully exercised.
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Subco activates SMAP subsea cable in Australia

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By Gigi Onag Verified
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The 5,000km Sydney-Melbourne-Adelaide-Perth (SMAP) submarine cable is now ready for service, adding more than 400 Tbit/s of IT capacity across the route that links four major Australian cities. Gigi Onag,Senior Editor, APAC,Light Reading Subco's 5,000km Sydney-Melbourne-Adelaide-Perth (SMAP) submarine cable is now ready for service and is said to deliver the single largest transcontinental capacity upgrade to Australia in nearly 25 years.
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Singtel raises $772M from Thai asset sale to fund AI and data center growth

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By Gigi Onag Verified
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Singtel has sold 2.8% of its shares in Thailand's Gulf Development for about $772 million, raising funds for data center and AI expansion. Gigi Onag,Senior Editor, APAC,Light Reading The Singtel Group has divested 2.8% of its shares in Gulf Development, Thailand's largest energy company, for approximately $1 billion Singapore dollars (US$772 million) as the company continues to raise funds for new investments and return money to shareholders.
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