VinFast is positioning its new electric motorcycles as Philippine-ready two-wheelers, with engineering designed to handle the country’s heat, humidity, heavy rains, and flood-prone roads.
VinFast Philippines is strengthening its foothold in the country’s growing electric vehicle (EV) market by expanding its dealership and after-sales network, betting that easier access to service, parts, and charging will help drive wider adoption.
VinFast Philippines and Green GSM Philippines are positioning their Rentapasada program as a lower-cost path into the ride-hailing business, using electric vehicles to reduce both the upfront investment and day-to-day operating expenses that often discourage aspiring TNVS drivers.
Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast is accelerating its push into the Philippine market by rolling out 21 motorcycle showrooms alongside a nationwide battery-swapping network, betting that convenience, rather than vehicle technology alone, will determine how quickly Filipinos embrace electric two-wheelers.
Vietnamese companies VinFast, V-Green, VinEnergo, and Green GSM have committed more than P50 million in emergency assistance for communities affected by the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Mindanao on June 8, 2026, signaling both humanitarian support and deepening regional investment ties with the Philippines.
Profriends, one of the country’s fastest-growing property developers, has renewed its partnership with Dugenia, Marayan, and Associates Company (DM&A Co.), keeping the firm as its official public relations agency.
One Meralco Foundation (OMF) and B&M Global Services Manila (GSM) have installed a solar power system at Libis Elementary School, bringing reliable clean energy to more than 200 students and teachers, many from the Dumagat Remontado indigenous community.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has cleared the registration of Tubig Pilipinas Holdings Inc.’s follow-on offering of up to 15.7 billion primary common shares, which could raise as much as P1.59 billion for water supply and wastewater projects, with the offer price set at a substantial premium to the company's net tangible book value.
Petron Corp. remained profitable in the first nine months of 2026, but net income fell 44 percent to P5.4 billion as higher crude costs, freight, and import premiums squeezed margins amid a volatile oil market.