The Department of Agriculture (DA), under the leadership of Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr., is embarking on a transformative multi-year budget planning process designed to maximize the impact of its limited resources on the lives and livelihood of farmers and fisherfolk.
Prime Infrastructure Capital Inc. (Prime Infra), led by the Razon Group, has entered into an agreement with UK-based construction firm Mace to establish a project management office (PMO) for two major pumped storage hydroelectric power projects.
PLDT Enterprise, in collaboration with Huawei, recently hosted an exclusive workshop titled Scaling Success: Smarter Solutions for Retail and Services, aimed at equipping enterprises with the insights and technologies necessary to scale operations and future-proof their businesses.
GAC MOTOR Philippines, under the leadership of Astara Philippines, hosted a successful 2025 Dealer Conference, showcasing the brand’s milestones and plans for continued growth in the local automotive market.
Petron Corp., the oil company of San Miguel Corp., said Wednesday it bought back 459.2 million shares, the initial salvo of P1.52 billion share buyback program announced two weeks ago.
Filipino households and businesses can look forward to significant relief at the pumps this week, with a major downward adjustment in fuel costs forecast following five consecutive weeks of mixed price trends.
Chemical maker D and L Industries Inc. is more hopeful about next year following the US midterm elections, which have raised hopes for an end to the Iran conflict, lower oil prices and a stronger peso. President Alvin Lao cited these as clear positives, though he warned that damaged supply chains, a severe El Niño and domestic political tensions remain key concerns.
AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. (ALLHC) sharply improved its earnings in the third quarter, with net income of P62 million helping narrow its nine-month profit decline to 9 percent as industrial lot sales gained traction and cold storage operations expanded.
PLDT Inc. says the sliding Philippine peso is driving up costs for its information and communications technology projects, especially those that rely heavily on imported gear and materials.