Aboitiz InfraCapital, Inc. (AIC) has completed a series of upgrades to the airside facilities of Laguindingan International Airport to improve safety, efficiency, and reliability of operations.
Nestlé Philippines is stepping up efforts to tackle plastic waste, expanding recovery programs and advancing packaging innovations as it seeks to balance product accessibility with environmental responsibility.
Aboitiz InfraCapital, Inc. (AIC), the infrastructure arm of the Aboitiz Group, is rolling out operational and workforce measures to cushion the impact of the country’s newly declared energy emergency, as rising fuel costs threaten mobility, supply chains, and day-to-day expenses.
Aboitiz InfraCapital Airports or AIC Airports focused on artificial intelligence as a key driver of the industry’s future during its participation in Aviation Festival Asia 2026 in Singapore, placing the technology at the center of its evolving airport operations strategy.
Through the Baking Behind Bars program, persons deprived of liberty are discovering that their hands, once tied to past mistakes, can now measure, knead, shape, and create. The same hands that once led them astray are now turning flour and water into something meaningful.
Green GSM plans to purchase about 7,000 VinFast vehicles this year as the ride-hailing operator expands its Philippine fleet and depot network, betting that lower fares can help it compete with established mobility providers.
Aboitiz InfraCapital expects passenger traffic across its three-airport portfolio to exceed last year’s 16.7 million travelers, although prolonged conflict in the Middle East and softer demand in some markets have tempered its growth outlook for 2026.
Manulife Investments Philippines said five of its peso-denominated unit investment trust funds (UITFs) ranked first or among the top performers in their respective categories in the first nine months of 2026, with its semiconductor-focused equity feeder fund posting a 100.74 percent return.
The Philippine Carabao Center-National Institute for Animal Sciences is moving forward with the second phase of its heat-tolerant carabao development project, funded by the Department of Agriculture Biotechnology Program, as the country braces for a strong El Niño expected to worsen by late 2026. The initiative builds on the existing Genetic Improvement Program, now adding thermotolerance as a key trait in selecting breeding stock to identify males and females that can pass on heat-resilient characteristics to their offspring.