San Miguel Corporation has acquired Exxon Mobil's downstream business in Malaysia for US$610 million, marking a significant step in its strategy to diversify into the energy sector.
Target Information
San Miguel Corporation, renowned for producing one of Southeast Asia's most beloved beers, has evolved beyond its traditional focus on food and beverages. Known for its successful portfolio that includes a range of drinks, processed foods, and packaging, the company has recently embarked on a strategic expansion into various sectors, including power, mining, and tollways. This significant diversification strategy positions San Miguel as a multifaceted conglomerate in the Southeast Asian markets.
The company's latest move involves acquiring Exxon Mobil's downstream business in Malaysia for an impressive US$610 million. This acquisition not only showcases San Miguel’s commitment to broadening its operational scope but also highlights its ambition to establish a stronger presence in industries critical to the region's infrastructure and energy sectors.
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Industry Overview
The food and beverage industry in Malaysia is witnessing significant growth, supported by rising disposable incomes and changing consumer preferences. As one of the leading players in this market
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San Miguel
invested in
Exxon Mobil's downstream business in Malaysia
in 2011
in a Other deal
Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $610M