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A. Brown buys 40% stake in Alternergy wind projects

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October 25, 2025

Publicly-listed firm A. Brown Co., Inc. (ABCI) reported that its energy holding platform has acquired a 40 percent stake in two wind projects of the renewable Energy (RE) platform Alternergy Holdings Corp.

- By GABRIELL CHRISTEL GALANG

In a statement on Friday, Oct. 24, ABC Energy said it has acquired a 40 percent equity stake in Alternergy Tanay Wind Corp. (ATWC) and Alabat Wind Power Corp. (AWPC), which manage two wind projects in Rizal and Quezon.

This acquisition amounted to ₱2.4 billion, while Alternegy Wind Holdings Corp. will retain its 60 percent ownership in the two project companies.

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