Context.ph

5440 POSTS

PAL tops Asia Pacific punctuality rankings for November

Philippine Airlines (PAL) ranked as the most punctual airline among Asia Pacific carriers in November 2025, posting an on-time performance (OTP) rate of 84.67 percent, according to London-based aviation analytics firm Cirium.

IPO: P29.2B fake goods nabbed in Jan-Nov

Philippine authorities have seized an estimated P29.2 billion worth of counterfeit goods from January to November this year, underscoring the scale of the country’s ongoing battle against fake products, according to the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL).

CAMPI eyes 2025 industry sales to breach 500,000 vehicles

The Philippine automotive industry is closing 2025 with cautious optimism, as vehicle sales are widely expected to breach the long-elusive 500,000-unit mark and sustain growth into 2026.

Mixed fuel price changes seen this week

Fuel companies signal mixed price movements for petroleum products this week.

Globe bets on customer experience to drive growth

Globe Telecom said its customer-first strategy continues to fuel business growth, supported by strong performance in recent quarters.

Just in

CIAC delivers best CGC rating in three years

The Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) earned a 99.56% rating from the Governance Commission for Government-Owned or -Controlled Corporations (GCG) in its 2025 Performance Scorecard — its best in three years.

Inflation surges to 7.2% in Sept., to test BSP policy

Philippine inflation surged to 7.2 percent in September, matching the pace in April, which is the fastest rate in three-and-a-half years and putting the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas under renewed pressure to tighten monetary policy.

Aboitiz Power sells power barges to MORE Power; Visayas supply, reliability to improve

Aboitiz Power Corp. sold two 121-MW power barges to Visayas distributor MORE Electric and Power Corp., completing the transfer last Friday and announcing it Monday. Terms were undisclosed.

AMRO: Philippine rebound hinges on public investment

The Philippines’ economic rebound will depend heavily on how quickly public investment and construction activity recover, with the energy shock and domestic flood-control issues weighing on growth, according to the ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO).
spot_img