One of the country’s biggest property names received a rare downgrade from First Metro Securities (FMS), which said mounting pressures on its core housing business and a heavy debt maturity schedule have fundamentally altered its outlook.
D&L Industries Inc. is returning more cash to shareholders even as geopolitical tensions, elevated oil prices and higher borrowing costs continue to cloud the outlook for manufacturers.
Jollibee Foods Corp. said it is evaluating strategic options for the planned listing of its international business, clarifying a Bloomberg report said the fast-food giant was considering shifting the deal from the United States to Hong Kong.
Ayala Land Inc.‘s share buyback program kicked back into gear on June 4 after the property giant’s stock fell below P14 for the first time in nearly 15 years.
In a message to shareholders dated June 2, Sia said Philippine equities have been hit by an “almost unprecedented” decline in share prices as multiple economic pressures weigh on the market. He noted that even long-established blue-chip companies have not been spared, with visibility for a recovery remaining uncertain in the coming months.
Top Line Business Development Corp. is offering investors dividend rates of up to 9.5981 percent in its first preferred share sale, underscoring how aggressively companies are pricing deals to secure growth capital in a competitive funding market.
Conglomerate San Miguel Corp. is lining up one of the Philippine Stock Exchange’s largest deals of 2026, targeting a July 31 listing for a preferred share offer of up to P30 billion.
For many Filipino investors, the blockbuster deal is becoming a painful reminder of what the local market has struggled to produce in recent years: a story big enough to make investors dream again.