Vietnamese electric vehicle maker VinFast is introducing a new ownership model in the Philippines, betting that battery subscriptions can make electric motorcycles more affordable and attractive to cost-conscious commuters, delivery riders, and ride-hailing operators.
Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast has officially entered the Philippine motorcycle market, launching an early booking program for three electric two-wheeler models as it ramps up efforts to expand its footprint in Southeast Asia.
Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast strengthened its foothold in the Philippines after emerging as the country’s leading battery electric vehicle (BEV) brand while posting robust global sales growth in the first quarter of 2026.
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) is positioning itself to capture a larger share of Southeast Asia's fast-growing electric vehicle (EV) supply chain, with Vietnam's VinFast emerging as a potential new investor as Indonesian automotive manufacturers expand their presence in Philippine economic zones.
VinFast is positioning its seven-seater VinFast Limo Green as a practical income-generating vehicle for Filipino ride-hailing drivers, as rising fuel prices and lower EV operating costs reshape transport economics in 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.