GT Capital climbs to 7th among Philippine firms in Southeast Asia 500
TY-LED conglomerate GT Capital Holdings, Inc. climbed to seventh place among Philippine companies in the 2025 Southeast Asia 500 list by Fortune magazine.
GT Capital advanced 13 spots to rank 61st overall, while its associate bank Metrobank rose 12 places to 96th in the region and maintained its position at 14th in the Philippines.
Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC), another GT Capital affiliate, ranked 227th in Southeast Asia and 30th in the Philippines.
In 2024, GT Capital's total revenue grew by 5% to P321.5 billion, driven by strong earnings from Metrobank and Toyota Motor Philippines Corp.
GT Capital Chief Financial Officer Mr. George S. Uy-Tioco attributed the ranking to the company's commitment to excellence and its diversified business sectors, reflecting both internal efforts and economic growth in the Philippines.
On Thursday, GT Capital shares increased by 1.77% or P10 to close at P574 per share.
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