As competition intensifies across telecommunications and digital services, Globe is betting that deeper personalization, faster service delivery, and stronger customer relationships will translate into sustained engagement, loyalty, and revenue growth.
As climate risks intensify across the Philippines, PLDT Inc. and wireless unit Smart Communications are sharpening their focus on future-ready business by greening network infrastructure and hardening assets against extreme weather, positioning sustainability as a core driver of long-term resilience
PLDT Inc., the telco giant led by tycoon Manuel V. Pangilinan, is stepping up its role in improving digital access for students as it works with the Private Sector Advisory Council and other fixed-line operators to expand connectivity across state universities and colleges.
DITO CME, operator of DITO Telecommunications, posted a slightly smaller nine-month net loss as expanding mobile and fixed wireless access bases pushed revenue higher.
GCash, the country’s largest mobile wallet, is expected to face short-term pressure following regulatory curbs on online gambling transactions that had contributed to its previous growth momentum, according to Globe Telecom executives.
PLDT Inc. reported flat core profit at P25.8 billion for the first nine months of 2025, as gains from home fiber, data services, and fintech arm Maya offset weaker contributions from its legacy voice and SMS businesses.
For millions of Filipinos who rely on their phones for banking, shopping, and essential services, PLDT Enterprise is moving to close one of the biggest gaps in digital security.