MANILA, Philippines--Integrated gaming resort operator Travellers International Hotel Group Inc. has obtained consent from a sufficient number of shareholders to proceed with its delisting from the Philippine Stock Exchange. Travellers told the local bourse on Thursday that a total of 1.32 billion common shares were tendered at the end of the offer period as of Sept. 23, while a total of 261.81 million shares forming the public float were not tendered. As such, the resulting public float will be less than 2 percent from 10.4 percent after the crossing of shares on Sept. 30, the disclosure said. Travellers, which trades under the ticker RWM, has ...
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