DOE sees bright future for net metering, carbon credit programs
The Department of Energy (DOE) expressed optimism over the expansion of its clean energy initiatives, particularly the net metering and carbon credit programs, following inter-agency efforts to streamline processes and craft supportive policies.
GCash rejects revenue hit from gambling site delinking mandate
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 sets ₱5B expansion drive for 2025
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.
Coalition petitions SC to halt NAIA privatization, fee hikes
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).
T-Bill yields fall further amid policy easing outlook
Yields on Treasury bills continued to decline at Monday’s auction, as expectations of further monetary policy easing gained ground amid slowing inflation.
