Megaworld Corp., the listed property development arm of billionaire Andrew Tan, has traded launch tarpaulins for heavy equipment as it begins land development this year for the 84-hectare Ilocandia Coastown, setting the stage for utilities, roads, and the first homes in what is envisioned as the most coveted seaside address in Ilocos Norte.
Megaworld Corp., the listed property development arm of tycoon Andrew Tan, is accelerating its expansion in Palawan as it introduces a new wellness-focused residential concept within its 462-hectare ecotourism township, Paragua Coastown, in San Vicente.
Property giant Megaworld is ramping up capital spending to P65 billion this year as it accelerates the expansion of its township developments outside Metro Manila, underscoring confidence in growth across key provincial markets.
As artificial intelligence reshapes daily life, Megaworld is rolling out AI-powered homes in the Philippines, offering developments that are intuitive, responsive, and aligned with modern lifestyles.
Property giant Megaworld is making its first foray into the MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) sector with the opening of Mactan Expo, a standalone convention center within its 30-hectare The Mactan Newtown township in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu.
Millions of Filipinos suffer persistent heartburn and regurgitation that disrupts meals and sleep—problems that often continue despite daily medication, a condition called Refractory GERD.
Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines, Inc. (PCPPI) is growing its beverage range with the expanded Lipton Soda line—a sparkling tea that blends the well-known taste of Lipton iced tea with the light fizz of soda for a fun, refreshing experience.
PLDT Home has expanded its fiber network to Camotes Island, delivering reliable broadband to communities across San Francisco, Poro and Tudela. Known as the “Lost Horizon of the South,” the island is a popular tourist spot famed for its beaches and natural scenery.
The Philippines reported total external debt climbing to $154.93 billion as of end-June 2026, marking a notable jump from the $147.35 billion recorded just three months earlier. The increase brings the country's foreign obligations to 31.6 percent of its gross domestic product, up from 30.0 percent in the previous quarter, as borrowing outpaced overall economic growth during the period.