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$SECB (0.0%) : Security Bank Corp.’s nine-month net income edged up 1% to ₱9.2 billion in 2026, as an 8% increase in total revenues to ₱52.5 billion outpaced growth in operating expenses.
Source: Inquirer
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$ROCK (-4.71%) : First Philippine Holdings Corp.’s planned ₱15.9-billion sale of its 90.74% stake in Rockwell Land to the Geny Lopez-led family branch could trigger a mandatory tender offer
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$MER (-3.49%) : Meralco raised electricity rates by ₱0.4895 per kWh this month to ₱15.5510 from ₱15.0615 in October, affecting over eight million customers due to higher generation charges.
Source: Inquirer
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$LTG (+0.66%) : LT Group Inc. (LTG) posted a record ₱25.82 billion attributable net income in the first nine months of 2026, up 14% year on year, driven by stronger contributions from its banking, tobacco, liquor, and real estate businesses.
Source: Manila Bulletin
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$CREC (-0.23%) : Citicore Renewable Energy Corp. (CREC) more than doubled its nine-month net income to ₱2.15 billion, driven by stronger operations and the timely rollout of new solar projects that boosted electricity sales from its FIT and GEA contracts.
Source: Manila Bulletin
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$COSCO (+2.16%) : Cosco Capital Inc.’s nine-month net income rose 11.8% to ₱11.96 billion, driven by strong grocery and property leasing performance that lifted consolidated revenues 10.2% to ₱201.57 billion amid resilient consumer demand.
Source: Manila Bulletin
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$DMC (-1.34%) : DMCI Homes is pursuing EDGE green building certification for its 37-story Fortis Residences in Makati, incorporating solar panels, EV charging stations, and rainwater harvesting systems ahead of its scheduled December 2027 turnover.
Source: Business World
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PSEi 5,593.49 -67.06 pts; -1.1800%);Val T/O:P5.192 Bn; $81.428 Mn; (ex-block)
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November 13, 2026: The PSEi closes at 5,593.49 down by 67.06 pts (-1.18%) on 5.19bln value traded.
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Please be informed that the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) will observe its regular trading schedule on November 16–18, 2026, during the ASEAN Summit.
FirstMetroSec will likewise maintain normal operations, including trading and settlement services.
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For assistance, please visit our Help Center at help.firstmetrosec.com.ph or contact us at (02) 8859-0600 or [email protected].
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$SMC : San Miguel Corp. is considering joining the public bidding for the contract to operate the Semirara coal mine, although Chairman Ramon Ang said he has yet to review the auction’s terms of reference.
Source: PhilStar
$CEB : Cebu Air swung to a ₱12.78-billion net loss in the first nine months of 2026 from a ₱9.47-billion profit a year earlier, as higher fuel costs and peso depreciation outweighed 10% revenue growth
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$FPH : First Philippine Holdings will sell its entire 90.74% stake in Rockwell Land to Crème Investment Corp. for ₱15.9 billion, transferring control of the property developer to another branch of the Lopez family.
Source: Inquirer
$EW : EastWest Bank plans to raise ₱9 billion through a stock rights offering of 833 million shares at ₱10.80 each, with the offer period set for Nov. 23–27 and listing scheduled for Dec. 7.
Source: Business World
$FGEN : First Gen’s third-quarter attributable net income rose 29.3% to ₱3.97 billion as higher electricity sales more than doubled revenues to ₱27.06 billion, while nine-month profit edged up 0.7% to ₱12.39 billion despite higher power and LNG costs.
Source: Business World
$AC : Ayala Corp.’s core net income declined 6% to ₱34.5 billion in the first nine months of 2026 as weaker banking and property earnings and lower non-operating income offset steady Globe earnings,
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$TEL : PLDT expects its telecommunications core income to decline this year as economic uncertainties weigh on earnings, following a 6.2% drop in nine-month telco core income and a 15.4% decline in third-quarter net income to ₱5.23 billion.
Source: Business World
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November 12, 2026: The PSEi closes at 5,660.55 down by 32.65 pts (-0.57%) on 6.71bln value traded.
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