SM Prime Holdings is pressing ahead with mall and hotel developments even as a prolonged housing slump continues to weigh on earnings, with the Sy family's property giant reporting a slight rise in residential inventory to more than P180 billion.
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Half a century after making its debut on the Philippine stock market, Ayala Corp. is looking to the next 50 years with a familiar conviction that the Philippines remains a country worth investing in.
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When the state-run Maharlika Investment Corp.'s long-running talks to enter the country's power grid business bogged down, an opportunity opened for another powerful business group to make its move.
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Philippine Airlines (PAL) has built a $1-billion (P63.5-billion) financial buffer to weather soaring fuel costs, more than doubling its cash holdings since the start of 2026 as the flag carrier prepares for continued uncertainty in the aviation industry.
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Petron Corp. remained profitable in the first nine months of 2026 as stronger fuel sales helped cushion the impact of soaring oil prices and higher operating costs linked to the US-Iran war.
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Maynilad Water Services is preparing for a leadership change, with former water regulator Ramon Alikpala expected to succeed longtime CEO Ramoncito Fernandez, who helped build two major MVP Group businesses and steered the water utility through political battles, expansion and its successful stock market debut.
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Tycoon Manuel Villar Jr.’s Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc. said it is evaluating “strategic alternatives” in its real estate portfolio after the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) sought clarification on reports that another company-owned mall was up for sale.
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Four GCash directors acquired nearly P77 million worth of shares during the fintech giant’s blockbuster market debut, a show of confidence that preceded a rocky first week of trading despite billions of pesos in buying support.
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It is not every day that conglomerate head Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala addresses the employees of an Ayala company directly. But the impending leadership change at Bank of the Philippine Islands prompted just such a message. The unusual communication underscored the importance Ayala places on succession at one of the country's biggest commercial banks.
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