Raslag Corp., a Pampanga-based renewable energy corporation listed on the stock exchange, said Monday its board approved several contracts for the development of its fourth solar farm, the 35.2-megaWatt-peak Raslag 4.
Bank of the Philippine Islands, the country’s largest lender, said Monday it issued a total P20.3 billion of fixed-rate bonds due 2024, four times larger than initially planned.
Union Bank of the Philippines on Monday reported that net profit barely changed in 2022, with the surge in net interest and gains from a significant acquisition last year muffled by the substantial trading gains in early 2021.
The Confederation of Sugar Producers Associations (Confed) is urging the government to consider importing sugar fewer than the planned 450,000 metric tons (MT) as two-month buffer stock.
The total abaca production in 2022 dropped 5.7 percent to 63,640.61 metric tons (MT) from 2021 when this aggregated 67,488.11 MT, according to the Philippine Fiber Industry Development Authority (PhilFIDA).
Damosa Land Inc. is stepping up its hospitality investments in Samal Island, with its upcoming 100-room TRYP by Wyndham Samal already 90 percent sold as the developer positions for rising tourism demand and better connectivity with Davao City.
Federal Land Inc. is bringing the Japanese principle of Kaizen, or continuous improvement, into its Philippine residential business as a long-term partnership with Japanese real estate and lifestyle companies moves from one project to a broader development strategy.
ASEAN economic ministers are seeking to turn the region’s USD4.4-trillion merchandise trade and rising foreign investment into deeper integration, larger digital markets, and more cross-border business opportunities as they meet in Manila.
A Philippine bamboo cooperative is joining 10 other Southeast Asian enterprises in the ASEAN Inclusive Business Awards, putting the spotlight on companies that are trying to make community livelihoods part of the business model rather than an afterthought.