In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange on Dec. 4, 2025, ABS-CBN said it “deeply regrets that this action has been taken at this critical juncture in our recovery,” stressing that it continues to face “unprecedented challenges arising from our franchise loss.”
Media giant ABS-CBN Corp. reported softer nine month revenues but stronger cost control as total consolidated revenues slipped to P11.75 billion from P12.12 billion last year.
ABS-CBN is accelerating its digital push by bringing the ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) to iWant, offering live and on-demand streaming starting August 27.
The Lopez-led ABS-CBN Corp. and Zobel-backed Ayala Land Inc. on Wednesday signed the deed of absolute sale for most of the network’s land in Quezon City.
Media giant ABS-CBN Corp.’s turnaround gained ground in the first half of 2025 as election-fueled ads, digital momentum, and global concerts helped cut its losses by 60 percent to P852 million.
Romualdez family-backed Prime Media Holdings Inc. is rebranding its radio venture with the Lopez’s ABS-CBN Corp., bringing back the familiar DZMM branding to bolster its financial viability.
Sky Cable, controlled by the Lopez family’s ABS-CBN Corp., has successfully restructured over P4 billion in bank loans, giving the company breathing room by easing payment terms and avoiding a possible cash crunch.
The Philippines’ top media companies rode a wave of political ad spending in the first quarter of 2025, with GMA Network nearly quadrupling its net income to P801 million and ABS-CBN Corp. cutting its losses by 50 percent to P500 million.
Many expected ABS-CBN to reach a deal for its iconic broadcast center property in Quezon City with Rockwell Land. So why did it go to Ayala Land instead?