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Philippine Business Bank completes P500M SRO

Listed Philippine Business Bank (PBB) has raised another P500 million through the sale of shares to existing shareholders to raise much needed capital in its bid to transform into a universal bank in the next two years.

‘Power interruptions likely if regulator bucks supply contract extension’

The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) warned of intermittent power interruptions resulting from the denial by the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) of its request for the extension of ancillary service (AS) agreements while the competitive selection process (CSP) is underway.

Oil prices down for second consecutive week

Local oil retailers are implementing a second rollback in fuel prices in as many weeks. Seaoil on Monday announced a cut in the per liter price of its products by P0.85 for...

Regulators allow Megawide to sell 15M preferred shares

Megawide Construction Corp. said Monday the Securities and Exchange Commission has approved its primary offering of and certificate to sell 15 million perpetual series...

Mreit secures SEC approval of Taguig, Iloilo properties

Mreit Inc., the real estate investment trust of Megaworld Corp., on Monday secured  approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission for the acquisition of office...

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Hydropower firm Repower Energy earnings surge in 1H

Repower Energy Development Corp., the hydropower subsidiary of Pure...

SM Prime unveils P7B Megamall redevelopment plan

SM Prime Holdings Inc., the real estate development arm of the Sy Group, is investing P7 billion to transform SM Megamall, one of the Philippines’ most iconic shopping destinations, into a next-generation lifestyle hub, with phased completion slated between 2027 and 2029.

First Gen posts flat earnings amid challenges

First Gen Corporation, the Lopez Group’s clean and renewable energy firm, said recurring attributable net income for the first half was flat at USD151 million (P8.6 billion) from from USD150 million (P8.4 billion) in the same period last year.

Paramount Skydance inks USD7.7B UFC broadcast deal

Newly-formed media giant Paramount Skydance has agreed to pay USD7.7 billion to TKO Group Holdings for exclusive U.S. broadcast rights to Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) events over the next seven years, starting in 2026.
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