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Globe has laid out its progress in building a more connected, resilient, and sustainable Philippines in its 2025 Integrated Report, titled “Foundations for the Future: Building Resilience Through a Connected Nation.” The document outlines how the company is embedding sustainability into its core strategy, balancing business growth with expanded digital access, environmental responsibility, and transparent reporting.

The national government's outstanding debt climbed to P18.55 trillion at the end of May as robust domestic borrowing more than offset the relief from a stronger peso, underscoring Manila's continued reliance on the local bond market to fund its spending program.

In a major shift for the local telecom industry, rivals PLDT Group (including its wireless arm Smart Communications) and DITO Telecommunity have signed a landmark agreement to share critical network infrastructure nationwide.

The Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) is moving to unlock the commercial potential of its industrial estate in Bataan by tapping the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA), a partnership that could transform the property into an investment-ready energy hub while advancing the government's fuel security agenda.

Merger and acquisition (M&A) activity gathered pace in the Philippines in 2025, with the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) reviewing transactions worth P859.03 billion, reflecting sustained investor appetite for strategic assets even as regulators kept a close watch on market concentration.