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    PSE acquires additional 8% stake in PDSHC

    The Philippine Stock Exchange Inc. (PSE) announced on Tuesday that it has completed the acquisition of an 8 percent stake in the Philippine Dealing System Holdings Corp. (PDSHC), increasing its ownership to approximately 91 percent.

    Megawide lists P5.3B preferred shares on PSE

    Megawide Construction Corp. has listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange its Series 6 Preferred Shares that raised P5.3 billion, an amount that is 1.7 times more than the base P3.0 billion offering, underscoring strong investor interest in the listed construction firm.

    Monthly public ownership reports required of dozen PSE-listed firms

    A little over a dozen companies listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE), including those owned by prominent families, are now required to submit monthly public ownership reports (POR)—an early-warning system established by the bourse to monitor firms teetering close to the minimum ownership threshold.

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    mWell calls for partnerships to improve rural healthcare access

    Metro Pacific Health Tech Corp., operator of the mWell health app, is urging local governments, national agencies, and organizations to partner with it to help close healthcare gaps in rural areas.

    SEC flags unregistered online platforms selling perilous CFDs

    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned the public against engaging with Exness Global Ltd., the Exness Global Trading App, and HF Markets (HFM) for allegedly soliciting investments without the required registration in the Philippines.

    DOTr seeks bidders for P895-M airport upgrade projects

    The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is inviting bidders for nearly ₱895 million worth of upgrade and repair projects at three regional airports to improve the country’s aviation infrastructure.

    Entertainment industry faces rising AI-driven cyber threats

    Antivirus technology firm Kaspersky has warned that artificial intelligence will be the dominant factor shaping cybersecurity risks for the global entertainment industry by 2026, with growing commercial implications for studios, streaming platforms, ticketing companies and rights holders.

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