Prime Infra to buy 60 percent stake in First Gen’s Batangas LNG terminal

First Gen has entered into a deal with Prime Infrastructure Capital under which the latter will acquire a 60 percent equity stake in First Gen’s gas business in the Philippines, including the Batanagas LNG terminal.

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