Reevaluating the latest re-rating upgrade of Megawide
Megawide offers investors a heavily de-risked, structurally protected entry into the most explosive infrastructure growth story in the market
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Meralco rates dip slightly in September despite higher generation costs
For a household consuming 200 kWh, that translates to savings of about P8 on the monthly electricity bill
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[Finterest] Meet the young Filipina teaching AI to read crumpled payslips for loans
Built to help lenders make sense of messy financial records, Carmel Limcaoco and Rhea Malhotra’s Kita has processed over $130 million in loan volume and raised $4.5 million in seed funding
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The renovation is done. Now Ayala is changing the shops inside its malls.
As malls complete their glow-up, Ayala Land hopes it can ‘bring in the concepts to kind of match the new physical experience’
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[Vantage Point] Solar Para sa Bayan: When public privilege meets accountability
Senator Loren Legarda’s defense that ‘no public funds were involved’ does not fully dispose of the controversy. Public resources are not confined to money released from the Treasury.
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Building a ‘Silicon Valley in Tarlac’? Manny Pangilinan wants in.
Power, connectivity, data centers – MVP has all three, and now he’s looking into how his group can pitch in on Tarlac’s emerging tech hub
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Double bottom line: Edgar Saavedra’s blueprint for Megawide’s sustainable growth
For the general public, Megawide builds essential transit hubs, clean communal facilities, and affordable housing. For institutional investors, it offers a diversified, highly transparent, and well-capitalized company optimized for long-term growth.
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Making sense of US firm KKR’s offer on Lopez family’s First Gen
The Lopez family now has two separate reasons to be careful about how its internal fight ends
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A new Mitsubishi hybrid is coming. But don’t expect a pure EV anytime soon.
Expensive, plug-in hyrbid, and a global flagship model. Any guesses?
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Liberty Flour Mills files cyber libel complaint vs former execs as family feud deepens
LFM’s current leadership, headed by chairman and president John Carlos Uy, is firing back at former executives Sandra Uy — John’s niece — and Stella Uy over what the company calls an ‘orchestrated scheme’ to discredit it
