E-wallet giant GCash said the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas’ (BSP) regulatory directive to sever links with online gambling platforms has had no material impact on its revenue flow, citing the company’s diversified income streams.
Phinma Corp. is allocating ₱5 billion in 2025 to accelerate its expansion in construction materials and community housing across regional markets, according to chief financial officer Edmund Alan A. Qua Hiansen.
A broad coalition of labor unions, aviation workers, and overseas Filipino worker (OFW) advocates has filed a petition with the Supreme Court to stop the privatization of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and block the implementation of a revised airport fee schedule introduced by the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA).
Yields on Treasury bills continued to decline at Monday’s auction, as expectations of further monetary policy easing gained ground amid slowing inflation.
NutriAsia, the country’s leading manufacturer of condiments and sauces, has successfully migrated its core enterprise systems to the cloud, marking a major milestone in its digital transformation journey.
Ayala Land Inc. said it is not in a hurry to raise funds from the capital market, citing current uncertainties. The property developer still plans to tap the market this year to refinance around P20 billion in maturing debts, but will time any issuance according to its refinancing schedule, CFO Jose Eduardo Quimpo II said.
AppleOne Medical Group is expanding its hospital network across the Visayas and Mindanao to improve access to quality healthcare, especially in underserved areas.
The Philippine Stock Exchange index (PSEi) could finish the year at around 7,100 points, supported by solid corporate earnings and improving economic conditions, according to Philstocks Financials Inc. If reached, this level would signal renewed confidence in the stock market after recent volatility and reflect better prospects for listed companies.
The House of Representatives’ justice committee on Wednesday, February 4, junked two impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., saying the petitions failed to sufficiently establish impeachable offenses. The dismissal effectively grants Marcos a one-year immunity from impeachment, as the Constitution allows only one proceeding against an official per year. The complaints, separately endorsed by Pusong Pinoy Rep. Jett Nisay and the Makabayan bloc, faulted the President for flood control failures and budgetary problems. The Makabayan-backed petition went further, alleging systemic corruption through a “BBM parametric formula,” abuse of unprogrammed funds, and Marcos’ alleged direct role in kickbacks.