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Listed Crown Asia Chemicals, which is one of the country's largest makers of PVC compounds and plastic piping systems, is one of the country's enduring manufacturing success stories.
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In the early 1990s, silver jewelry was largely ignored, often considered "pang-anting-anting" or only for souvenirs. But SilverWorks changed that perception, making silver accessible and aspirational. Today, it is one of the largest and most recognizable jewelry brands in the country with over 65 outlets nationwide.
Louie Ocampo Gutierrez is not just a name in the Philippine business landscape; he is the driving force behind SilverWorks, one of the country's most enduring and recognizable silver jewelry brands.Gutierrez hails from the renowned Ocampo family of Pampanga. The ...
Have you seen those W buildings around BGC? They’re all owned by the W Group, one of the most successful diversified business groups in the Philippines, with strong foundations in both manufacturing and real estate. This is the story of the company’s founder, who was born in Zamboanga and eventually made his mark in Manila.
Wee Lee Hiong, founder and chairman of the W Group, is a Filipino-Chinese entrepreneur whose journey from hardship to high-rise success offers a master class in grit, innovation, and purpose-driven leadership.Born in Zamboanga into a large family of ...
The company behind Hardieflex has been in the Philippines for over 25 years.
James Hardie, the global manufacturer of fiber cement products and other building materials, has officially exited the Philippines. The company, which was founded in Australia but is headquartered in Ireland and is publicly listed on the New York and Australia stock exchanges, ...
As exporting coconuts appears to be more promising.
Canned food manufacturer Century Pacific Food, Inc. (CNPF) has set aside P5 billion for its capital expenditure this year, up from around P3 billion in 2023. Half of the allocation will go to its coconut business, capitalizing on higher global consumer demand. ...
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