Ayala Corp. to Launch P19.5-B Share Buyback Amid Mitsubishi Deal
Ayala Corp., a leading Philippine conglomerate, announced plans for a P19.5-billion share repurchase from public investors, signaling progress in its partnership with Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. The move is seen as a strategy to enhance corporate value and return capital to shareholders.
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