San Miguel : Foreign Ownership report as of September 30, 2015
October 05, 2015 at 11:49 pm EDT
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San Miguel Corporation SMC
PSE Disclosure Form 17-13 - Foreign Ownership Report
Reference: Section 17.13 of the Revised Disclosure Rules
Report Type
Daily
✔
Monthly
Report Date Sep 30, 2015
Voting Shares
Security Type
Description of Security Type
Stock Symbol
Number of Foreign-Owned Shares
Number of Local-Owned Shares
Number of Outstanding Voting Shares
Common
-
SMC
75,822,100
2,302,702,878
2,378,524,978
75,822,100
2,302,702,878
2,378,524,978
Foreign Ownership Level of Total Outstanding Voting Shares (in %)
3.19
Non-Voting Shares
Security Type
Description of Security Type
Stock Symbol
Number of Foreign-Owned Shares
Number of Local-Owned Shares
Number of Outstanding Non-Voting Shares
Preferred
-
SMCP1
0
279,406,667
279,406,667
Preferred
-
SMC2B
94,000
90,334,200
90,428,200
Preferred
-
SMC2C
916,543
254,642,857
255,559,400
Preferred
-
SMC2D
1,245,000
88,088,400
89,333,400
Preferred
-
SMC2E
1,420,900
132,579,200
134,000,100
Preferred
-
SMC2F
2,404,800
220,928,700
223,333,500
6,081,243
1,065,980,024
1,072,061,267
Foreign Ownership Level of Total Outstanding Shares (in
%)
2.37
Foreign Ownership Limit (in %)
40
Other Relevant Information
None.
Filed on behalf by:
Name
Mary Rose Tan
Designation
Associate General Counsel and Assistant Corporate Secretary
San Miguel Corporation is a diversified multinational conglomerate. The Company's food and beverage segment is engaged in the processing and marketing of branded value-added refrigerated processed meats and canned meat products, the production and sale of feeds, and poultry and livestock farming. Its packaging segment produces and markets packaging products, such as glass containers, glass molds, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, and preforms. Its energy segment sells, retails, and distributes power, through power supply agreements, retail supply contracts, and other power-related service agreements. Its fuel and oil segment is engaged in refining crude oil and marketing and distribution of refined petroleum products. Its infrastructure segment has investments in companies that hold long-term concessions in the infrastructure sector in the Philippines. Its cement segment is primarily engaged in the manufacturing, marketing, and distribution of cement products.
SAN MIGUEL CORPORATION 
