Top 30 companies from the Philippines - PSEi - ASEAN UP

Top 30 companies from the Philippines’ PSEi. The 30 largest corporations of the Philippines weigh very heavily in the country’s economy, and further, in Southeast Asia and the world. Together forming the PSEi index, the main stock index of the country, they have been regrouped in this handy list that presents each company and its activities, together with useful links. List of the 30 components of the PSEi index. In the Philippines, large companies often become corporation to get listed on the stock exchange, comply with the regulatory agencies and gain access to capital from stock markets. In the Philippines, such corporations are quoted in the Philippine Stock Exchange – PSE, which is in charge of ensuring proper market conditions for the trading of the country’s stocks. The PSE is a member of the ASEAN Exchanges. To develop trading and ease the evaluation of the Philippine market, the stock prices of the thirty largest corporations of the Philippines are compiled together to form the PSE Composite Index – abbreviated PSEi –, a capitalization-weighted index that is widely accepted as a reference index of the Philippines, among other indexes. The PSEi index. The real time quotation of the PSE Composite Index – PSEi – can be followed from the Philippine Stock Exchange’s website and through the convenient graphical tools from Bloomberg or the ASEAN Exchanges. For more information on the PSEi index and the up-to-date weights of each stock, check the information from the PSE website. Details of the top 30 largest listed companies of the Philippines. To help you learn more about these economic heavyweights, the list of the thirty companies that compose the PSEi index – the thirty largest publicly listed corporations of the Philippines –, has been regrouped hereafter with presentations of each company’s activities, direct links to its websites and stock prices live details from the PSE website. Even though some of these companies are subsidiaries from a same group, several of these Philippine corporations, including some of these subsidiaries, are also part of the largest companies in Southeast Asia. For more information about the other top public listed companies of Southeast Asia, check the lists of companies in other major ASEAN countries: Quick links to the top 30 public listed companies in the Philippines’ PSEi. To facilitate browsing in this list, here are links to go directly to the details of any of the PSEi companies. For the second semester 2017, the full detailed list of the constituents of the PSEI is as follows. Aboitiz Equity Ventures. Sector: Holding Firms. Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc. is the publicly listed holding and investment company of the Aboitiz Group, notably involved in power, banking and financial services, food, land, and infrastructure. Website: aboitiz.com – stock symbol: AEV. Aboitiz Power. Sector: Energy & Utilities. A leader in the Philippines’ power sector, AboitizPower Corporation is Aboitiz Group’s holding company for investments in power generation, distribution and retail electricity services. Website: aboitizpower.com – stock symbol: AP. Alliance Global Group. Sector: Holding Firms. Alliance Global Group, Inc. is a conglomerate involved in the food and beverage industry, real estate development and quick service restaurants, franchisee of McDonald’s in the Philippines. Website: allianceglobalinc.com – stock symbol: AGI. Sector: Holding Firms. Ayala Corporation is the Philippines’ oldest and largest conglomerate, with interests in retail, education, real estate, banking, telecommunications, water infrastructure, renewable energy, electronics, information technology, automotive, healthcare and business process outsourcing. Website: ayala.com.ph – stock symbol: AC. Ayala Land. Sector: Real Estate. A subsidiary of Ayala Corporation, Ayala Land, Inc. is the largest property developer in the Philippines, with core businesses in strategic landbank management, residential development, shopping centers, corporate businesses and hotels. Website: ayalaland.com.ph – stock symbol: ALI. Bank of The Philippine Islands. Sector: Finance. The Bank of The Philippine Islands is the oldest and one of the largest banks in the Philippines, currently owned by Ayala Corporation. It is involved in consumer banking and lending, asset management, insurance, securities brokerage and distribution, foreign exchange, leasing, and corporate and investment banking. Website: bpiexpressonline.com – stock symbol: BPI. BDO Unibank. Sector: Finance. BDO Unibank, also known as BDO and Banco De Oro, is the largest bank in the Philippines belonging to the SM Group of Companies. It is a universal bank with subsidiaries operating in leasing and financing, investment banking, private banking, insurance and stock brokerage. Website: bdo.com.ph – stock symbol: BDO. DMCI Holdings. Sector: Holding Firms. DMCI Holdings is a comapny primarily engaged in construction business and construction components. Through its various subsidairies, it is involved in construction services, property development, mining, power plants construction and operation and water distribution. Website: dmciholdings.com – stock symbol: DMC. Sector: Energy & Utilities. First Gen Corporation is a leading power production and energy services company, subsidiary of First Philippine Holdings Corporation. It operates several power plants throughout the country based upon several sources of energy: geothermal, solar, natural gas, hydroelectricity and wind power. Website: firstgen.com.ph – stock symbol: FGEN. Globe Telecom. Sector: Telecommunications. Globe Telecom, also known as Globe, is a major telecommunications services company operating one of the largest mobile, fixed line, and broadband networks in the Philippines. Website: globe.com.ph – stock symbol: GLO. GT Capital Holdings. Sector: Holding Firms. GT Capital Holdings is a conglomerate involved in banking, property development, power generation, automotive assembly, importation, wholesaling, dealership, and financing, and life and non-life insurance. Website: gtcapital.com.ph – stock symbol: GTCAP. International Container Terminal Services. Sector: Transportation & Logistics. International Container Terminal Services, Inc. – ICSTI – is a port management company. Historically operating the Manila International Container Terminal, ICTSI is now in the businesses of acquiring, developing, managing and operating container ports and terminals worldwide. Website: ictsi.com – stock symbol: ICT. JG Summit Holdings. Sector: Holding Firms. JG Summit Holdings, Inc. is a leading conglomerate involved in a variety of industries: food and beverages, real estate and hotels, air transportation, banking, petrochemicals, telecommunications and in power distribution. Website: jgsummit.com.ph – stock symbol: JGS. Jollibee Foods. Sector: Food & Beverages. Jollibee is the largest fast food chain in the Philippines, operating more than 750 stores, and engaged into an international expansion in the USA, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Brunei. Website: jollibee.com.ph – stock symbol: JFC. Sector: Holding Firms. LT Group is a conglomerate majority-owned by Tangent Holdings Corporation, which operates across consumer-focused businesses of beverages and distilled spirits, tobacco, property development and banking. Website: ltg.com.ph – stock symbol: LTG. Manila Electric Company. Sector: Energy & Utilities. The Manila Electric Company, also known as Meralco, is the largest distributor of electrical power in the Philippines. Website: meralco.com.ph – stock symbol: MER. Sector: Real Estate. Megaworld Corporation is a leading real estate developer in the Philippines. It is primarily involved in the development of large-scale, mixed-use, planned communities and in the development and administration of offices for business-process outsourcing. Website: megaworldcorp.com – stock symbol: MEG. Metro Pacific Investments. Sector: Holding Firms. Metro Pacific Investments Corporation is a leading infrastructure holding company operating in water utilities, toll roads, electricity distribution, hospitals and light rail. Website: mpic.com.ph – stock symbol: MPI. Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company. Sector: Finance. The Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company, also known as Metrobank, is the second largest bank in the Philippines with a diverse offering of financial services, from consumer and business banking to insurance. Website: metrobank.com.ph – stock symbol: MBT. Sector: Energy & Utilities. Petron Corporation is the largest oil refining and marketing company in the Philippines, supplying about 40% of the country’s oil requirements. It is majority-owned by the San Miguel Corporation. Website: petron.com – stock symbol: PCOR. Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company. Sector: Telecommunications. The Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company, commonly known as PLDT, is the largest telecommunications and digital services company in the Philippines, with businesses in fixed-line and wireless networks. Website: pldt.com – stock symbol: TEL. Puregold Price Club. Sector: Commerce. Puregold Price Club, better known as Puregold is a chain of supermarkets engaged in the retail and wholesale of consumer goods in the Philippines. Website: puregold.com.ph – stock symbol: PGOLD. Robinsons Land. Sector: Real Estate. Robinsons Land Corporation is a leading real estate company involved in the development and operation of shopping malls and hotels, mixed-use properties, office buildings, residential condominiums and housing. Website: robinsonsland.com – stock symbol: RLC. Robinsons Retail Holdings. Sector: Commerce. Robinsons Retail Holdings is a retail company operating several brands in the Philippines including Handyman Do it Best, True Value, Topshop, Topman, Toys “R” Us, Ministop, Daiso Japan, Costa Coffee. San Miguel. Sector: Food & Beverages. San Miguel Corporation is Southeast Asia’s largest publicly listed food, beverage and packaging company as well as the Philippines’ largest corporation in terms of revenue. It is a diversified conglomerate with operations in beverages (notably the flagship San Miguel beer), food, packaging, fuel and oil, power, mining and infrastructure. Website: sanmiguel.com.ph – stock symbol: SMC. Security Bank. Sector: Finance. Security Bank is a universal bank in the Philippines operating in Corporate and Investment Banking, Commercial Middle Market Banking, Retail Banking, and Financial Markets, with a solid niche among the mass affluent Filipino-Chinese community. Website: securitybank.com – stock symbol: SECB. SM Investments. Sector: Holding Firms. SM Investments Corporation, SM Investments, or SMIC, is a holding company involved in shopping mall development and management, retail, real estate development, banking, and tourism. Website: sminvestments.com – stock symbol: SM. SM Prime Holdings. Sector: Real Estate. SM Prime Holdings, or SM Prime, is the SM Group’s comany in charge of developing, operating and maintaining shopping malls and their related businesses in retail. Its revenues originate from rental income, as well as entertainment businesses such as cinema ticket sales, bowling and ice-skating. Website: smprime.com – stock symbol: SMPH. Semirara Mining and Power Corporation. Sector: Mining / Energy & Utilities. Semirara Mining and Power Corporation is the largest coal producer in the Philippines, that is also involved in power production. By integrating its mining and power activities, the company can better manage fuel supply and power production. Website: semiraramining.com – stock symbol: SCC. Universal Robina. Sector: Food & Beverages. Universal Robina Corporation is one of the largest food and beverage companies in the Philippines, with an important and growing presence in other ASEAN markets. It is involved in the manufacture and distribution of branded consumer foods, commodities and agro-industrial businesses. Website: urc.com.ph – stock symbol: URC. Here is a summary of the list of the 30 Philippine companies in the PSEi index with their name, logo, sector and stock symbol. Here are the thirty largest publicly listed companies of the Philippines. Did you know them all? Do you have any idea how they should keep on growing their activities in the Philippines, Southeast Asia and the rest of the world?