For MassKara 2025, PHINMA Properties transformed Saludad Township into a vibrant space for connection, color, and hometown pride—bringing the essence of Bacolod to life in a fresh and meaningful way.
Malnutrition is silently crippling the Philippines. Today, 3.4 million Filipino children under five are stunted—too short for their age due to chronic undernutrition.
A certified public accountant, Oscar J. Hilado first joined PHINMA —founded by Ambassador Ramon V. del Rosario Sr., Filemon C. Rodriguez, and Ernesto O. Escaler — as Ambassador del Rosario’s executive assistant. He rose to the top in 1994 as the company's chair and chief executive officer.
PHINMA Education Holdings Inc. (PEHI), a subsidiary of PHINMA Corp., confirmed on Aug. 13, 2025, that it has received an P825-million remittance from Rise Edu Pte. Ltd., an investment vehicle of education-focused private equity fund Kaizenvest III.
The Del Rosario-led PHINMA Corp. is ramping up its bet on Bacolod, pouring an additional P300 million into Saludad, the Group’s first township, as strong sales and investor interest drive the 21-hectare project’s momentum.
The Del Rosario family’s PHINMA Corp. saw its 2024 net income decline 38 percent to ₱936.87 million, despite growing consolidated revenues to ₱23.76 billion, up 12 percent from ₱21.27 billion the year before.
Deviating from his prepared speech, del Rosario criticized Congress’ handling of the 2025 budget, highlighting the diversion of crucial funds away from high-priority national projects such as health, education, and infrastructure development.
The Del Rosario family-led conglomerate Phinma Corp is wasting no time putting fund management giant KKR’s P2.5-billion investment to work with its P431.8-million acquisition of SJC Dasmariñas.