Telecommunications
This segment covers the company’s stake in telecom businesses that provide mobile, fixed-line, broadband, and related communication services.
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First Pacific Co Ltd
F:FPC
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ForFarmers NV
OTC:FRFBF
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ING Bank Slaski SA
F:6GF
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Ashmore Group PLC
DUS:A1B
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Enanta Pharmaceuticals Inc
SWB:9EP
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Globex Mining Enterprise Inc
OTC:GLBXF
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Global Battery Metals Ltd
OTC:REZZF
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Apple Hospitality REIT Inc
F:48T
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Cookpad Inc
OTC:CPADF
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First Pacific is an investment holding company that owns and manages a small group of operating businesses in Asia. Its best-known assets are in food, telecommunications, and infrastructure. In food, it is tied to brands and factories that make packaged noodles, flour, cooking oil, and other everyday staples. In telecom and infrastructure, it owns stakes in businesses that provide phone, data, and related network services, as well as transport and utility assets.
The company makes money in two main ways: by earning operating profit from the businesses it controls or partly owns, and by receiving dividends and other returns from its investments. Its customers are ordinary households and small businesses that buy food products, as well as mobile and network users who pay for communication services. In the infrastructure side, the customers are often governments, utilities, and large users that depend on long-lived assets such as toll roads, ports, or power-related services.
What makes First Pacific different is that it is not a single-product company. It acts more like a regional owner of essential businesses that sit close to daily life and basic economic activity. That gives it a role as a long-term capital partner, combining consumer brands with controlled stakes in infrastructure and communications assets that tend to produce steady cash flow rather than rely on fashion or one-off sales.
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