As elevated oil prices and supply disruptions continue to affect households and businesses, Ayala Corp. is mobilizing its group-wide capabilities to help cushion the impact on Filipino consumers through investments in renewable energy, electric mobility, logistics, and digital connectivity.
Ayala Corp.’s reported net income declined 5 percent to P12 billion in the first quarter as softer earnings from its property business and lower one-off gains offset stronger banking and telecommunications results. Core net income, which excludes nonrecurring items, was steady at P11.2 billion.
Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala has stepped down as chairman of Globe Telecom, with his son Jaime Alfonso Antonio Zobel de Ayala named co-vice chair, signaling a generational shift within the board.
A lighthearted exchange about boosting the country’s energy independence quickly turned into a serious call for partnership, as two of the country’s top tycoons pushed for collaboration on major projects.
The Zobel family-led Ayala Corp. delivered its highest-ever core profit of P48.3 billion in 2025, driven by strong banking and property results and profit turnarounds in healthcare and electronics manufacturing.
Industry giant Ayala Corp. announced an unexpected reshuffle in its finance leadership after long-time controller Josephine G. de Asis stepped aside from the role she has held for more than a decade.
Ayala Corp. has warned the public against a fake Facebook page and Viber account using the Ayala name to lure individuals into a supposed investment scheme linked to “Spinneys Philippines.”
The Ayala Group is deepening its push for safer, more resilient business districts through a formal partnership with the Philippine National Police Southern Police District, reinforcing the role of private sector collaboration in urban security.