Arthaland Slashes Preferred Share Offering to P2.5 Billion
Philippine real estate developer Arthaland Corp. is reducing its planned preferred share offering to P2.5 billion from an earlier target of P4 billion. The offer period has also been extended, signaling a revision in its fundraising strategy that could impact its projects and investors.
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