PLDT Inc. said it is studying fresh monetization options for its data center portfolio and idle assets, as the telecom giant moves to manage debt levels and unlock value from non-core properties.
PLDT Inc., the country’s largest integrated telecommunications firm, has subscribed to 594 million additional shares in Kayana Solutions Inc. to maintain its 45 percent equity interest in the digital experience company formerly known as DigiCo.
PLDT Inc., the country’s largest integrated telecommunications group, reported a 1 percent rise in core profit to P17.6 billion in the first half of 2025, buoyed by a turnaround at digital banking affiliate Maya.
PLDT Inc., the country’s largest integrated telecommunications group, announced Tuesday the “separation from service” of Senior Vice President Jeremiah de la Cruz, who had recently been appointed—on May 16—as senior adviser to the company's Chief Operating Officer Menardo G. Jimenez.
PLDT Inc., the Philippines’ largest fully integrated telecommunications network, recently released its 2024 Annual and Sustainability Report, combining business results with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures for the first time.
The Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc. (FFCCCII) has donated more than 6,500 school buildings, equivalent to over 13,000 classrooms, across the Philippines over the past 65 years, supporting efforts to improve educational access in underserved communities.
SM Hotels and Conventions Corp. (SMHCC) has earned dual recognition at the Asia CEO Awards 2026, receiving Circle of Excellence honors in Sustainability Company of the Year and Diversity Company of the Year for its environmental initiatives, inclusive workplace policies and responsible hospitality practices.
FAST Logistics Group is strengthening its Cebu operations to help local businesses reach markets across the Philippines, offering integrated transportation, warehousing and distribution services that could reduce the cost and complexity of nationwide expansion.
Agriculture Secretary Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr. has backed a proposal to declare a state of calamity to mobilize government resources against the worsening effects of El Niño, saying authorities must act quickly as forecasts point to a potentially severe climate event.