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FEU sets aside P2.17 billion for capital expenditures, expansion projects

Far Eastern University Inc., a listed education institution, said its board approved the appropriation of P2.17 billion of retained earnings for various projects and investments.

Higher enrollment nearly doubles STI Holdings’ 9 months net income

Strong enrollment numbers continued to drive earnings at STI Holdings Inc., owner of the largest network of private schools in the country.

Consunji on the lookout for copper and gold mines 

Having only recently acquired Cemex Holdings Philippines Inc., engineering conglomerate DMCI Holdings Inc., the holding company of the Consunji group, is on the lookout...

Phinma cement unit buys all of Petra Cement

Philcement Corp., a unit of conglomerate Phinma Corp., on Tuesday signed a share purchase agreement to buy all of Petra Cement Inc.

Ayala Land, unit Westview raise P3.18 billion from sale of ARIET shares

Ayala Land Inc. said Tuesday that in tandem with wholly-owned subsidiary, Westview Commercial Ventures Corp., it raised P3.18 billion from the sale of shares in AREIT Inc., the first listed real estate investment trust on the Philippine Stock Exchange. 

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Vena Energy commits P245.3B to Philippine industrial growth

Singapore-based Vena Energy is advancing P245.3 billion in renewable energy investments in the Philippines, with plans to develop an additional 2.6 gigawatts-peak (GWp) of capacity to meet rising power demand and support industrial expansion.

₱150 plastic tax may raise costs across Philippine economy

A proposed P150-per-kilogram excise tax on single-use plastics could increase costs across the Philippine supply chain, with potential consequences for consumers, small businesses and manufacturers, according to the Philippine Plastics Industry Association (PPIA).

BSP rate call, GCash IPO set tone for volatile market

Philippine stocks enter Monday caught between the promise of...

Wang wins SJM Macao Open in playoff after last year’s heartbreak

Chinese-Taipei’s Wang Wei-hsuan gained redemption at the $1-million SJM Macao Open, defeating Korean star Sungjae Im in a playoff to claim his first Asian Tour title at Macau Golf & Country Club.
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