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Synergy Grid & Development Phils., Inc. (SGP) clarified that no official correspondence has been made by the Maharlika Wealth Fund regarding potential funding or investments in the National
Synergy Grid & Development Phils., Inc. (SGP) clarified that no official correspondence has been made by the Maharlika Wealth Fund regarding potential funding or investments in the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP).
“SGP has no information or knowledge on the abovementioned matter. Upon inquiry, NGCP has not received any formal correspondence from the Maharlika Wealth Fund regarding any investment into NGCP,” said SGP.
The firm further added that it will make the appropriate announcements to the public once such matters are verified.
The alleged proposal would go beyond the 20% stake that NGCP’s primary stakeholders, including China’s State Grid Corporation, were reportedly prepared to give up.
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