San Miguel Group

San Miguel Corporation, led by Ramon Ang, is one of the Philippines' largest conglomerates, ranking ninth in Fortune Magazine's 2025 Southeast Asia 500 list with $27.5 billion in revenues. The company is also a key player in national infrastructure projects like MRT-7 and has significant influence through its controlling stake in Top Frontier Investment Holdings.

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Last updated at August 2, 2025.

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DoE announces GEA-4 with 142 bidders aiming for 10,653 MW of renewable energy

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Marcos proposes 18-mo timeline for Caticlan Terminal

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Forty Philippine companies have been included in Fortune Magazine's 2025 'Southeast Asia 500' list, reflecting the country's growing importance as an engine of global growth.
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DoE awards contracts for 6,600 MW of green energy projects

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Marcos urges cleanup of school bathrooms, hires 70K new teachers

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