Chairman Eusebio Tanco has tightened his grip on DigiPlus Interactive Corp., increasing his stake by 63,119,000 shares, equivalent to 1.4 percent of the company’s total issued and outstanding shares.
DigiPlus Interactive Corp. has moved closer to sealing its P12 billion investment in Hong Kong-listed International Entertainment Corp. after IEC shareholders approved the subscription agreement and related whitewash waiver in a special meeting on February 26.
DigiPlus Interactive Corp. is sharpening its focus on efficiency as it looks to 2026, fresh from a year of major gains in customer service across its digital entertainment platforms BingoPlus, ArenaPlus, and GameZone.
Amid a rapidly evolving regulatory and competitive landscape, DigiPlus Interactive Corp. is doubling down on platform resilience, player protection, and long-term operational continuity, underscoring confidence in its growth trajectory even as oversight tightens across the digital gaming sector.
DigiPlus Interactive Corp., the digital entertainment powerhouse behind BingoPlus, ArenaPlus and GameZone, is making a bold leap into the offline arena with a HKD1.6-billion (about P12 billion) deal that could hand it control of Hong Kong–listed International Entertainment Corp. (IEC) and its Manila hotel-casino complex.
Acwa Power Philippines and Emerging Power Inc. (EPI), the power generation unit of Nickel Asia Corp., have signed a deal to jointly develop up to 5,000 megawatts of renewable energy and natural gas-fired power facilities across the country.
The Philippines has dispatched its first-ever commercial batch of fresh Carabao mangoes to Toronto, Canada, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA).
The Batangas Integrated Port (BIP), operated by Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) in partnership with DP World, generated an estimated USD27.8 million in economic output and supported 2,340 jobs across the Philippines in 2024, underscoring the growing role of regional ports in driving trade and economic activity.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) confirmed on Thursday that AirAsia Philippines has fully paid its outstanding obligations amounting to P271.94 million, resolving a matter that previously put the airline at risk of being shut down.