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Ishika Mookerjee, Vinicy Chan and Elffie Chew, Bloomberg News A man buys bottles of Emperador brandy at a village convenience store in suburban Manila on October 11, 2015. Photographer: Jay Directo/AFP/Getty Images , Photographer: JAY DIRECTO/AFP
(Bloomberg) Emperador Inc., the Philippinesâ biggest liquor company, is exploring a second listing in Singapore that could raise as much as S$1 billion ($742 million), people with knowledge of the matter said.
The Manila-listed company is working with advisers on the potential offering, said the people, who asked not to be identified as the process is private. A listing in the city-state could take place as soon as the end of this year, the people said.
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(Bloomberg) Some of the world’s largest tech corporations from Google to Microsoft Corp. and Amazon are in talks with a new carbon offset trading platform in Singapore that would be among the first to be backed by a public stock exchange.The technology giants may use Climate Impact X as they strive to meet “ambitious” targets to become net-zero emitters, Herry Cho, Singapore Exchange Ltd.’s head of sustainability and sustainable finance said in an interview. Ride-hailing firm Grab Holdings Inc. has also expressed interest in the trading venue that’s set to be launched this year, she said.Companies with net-zero or even net-negative ambitions are quickly realizing that “negotiating one-on-one with their small sustainability teams” to find the best projects “is completely unrealistic and is draining their manpower,” Cho said.An Amazon.com Inc. spokesperson said the firm supports the sustainability efforts of customers s
(Bloomberg) Some of the world’s largest tech corporations from Google to Microsoft Corp. and Amazon are in talks with a new carbon offset trading platform in Singapore that would be among the first to be backed by a public stock exchange.The technology giants may use Climate Impact X as they strive to meet “ambitious” targets to become net-zero emitters, Herry Cho, Singapore Exchange Ltd.’s head of sustainability and sustainable finance said in an interview. Ride-hailing firm Grab Holdings Inc. has also expressed interest in the trading venue that’s set to be launched this year, she said.Companies with net-zero or even net-negative ambitions are quickly realizing that “negotiating one-on-one with their small sustainability teams” to find the best projects “is completely unrealistic and is draining their manpower,” Cho said.An Amazon.com Inc. spokesperson said the firm supports the sustainability efforts of customers s