Ayala Land Inc. is looking at fresh borrowings of up to 75 billion pesos ($1.3 billion) this year as the Philippines’ top property developer plans to continue pushing expensive homes amid still ...
Philippine developer Ayala Land has agreed to a property-for-share swap, worth PHp21bn (€345m), with the listed Ayala Real ...
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GMA News Online on MSNAREIT posts P7.4B net income in 2024, up 49%Ayala Land-backed real estate investment trust AREIT Inc. saw its profits grow by high double-digits last year on the back of strong performance from its tied properties.
AREIT Inc., the real estate investment trust (REIT) of property developer Ayala Land Inc. (ALI), posted a net income of P7.4 billion in 2024, up 49 percent from the previous year.
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Inquirer on MSNAREIT income surged to P7.4B in ’24Gains from new assets infused by its sponsor caused a 49-percent surge in the 2024 earnings of AREIT Inc. to log P7.4 billion, with the company set to acquire more commercial properties this ...
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PhilStar Global on MSNOptimism on corporate earnings buoys PSEiOptimism on the 2024 financial results of local companies fueled a slight recovery in the benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange ...
AREIT [AREIT 39.05 ?1.1%; 13% avgVol] [link] disclosed that its board voted to approve a property-for-share swap with its parent company, Ayala Land [ALI 22.80 ?8.1%; 206% avgVol], that would see P20.
ASIAN currencies, led by the Malaysian ringgit and Indonesian rupiah, recorded slight gains on Friday, as regional equities ...
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Inquirer on MSNPremium brands boost ALI profit to P28.2BStrong sales from its premium brands and demand for its properties outside Metro Manila lifted the 2024 earnings of real ...
BENGALURU: The Thai baht and the Malaysian ringgit led most Asian currencies higher on Thursday, as the dollar ...
The U.S. dollar was set for a third weekly drop in a row as bulls who had built up big long positions in anticipation of a trade war have backed off while Trump equivocates about tariffs. Stocks in ...
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Good News Pilipinas on MSNBPI Foundation and Mapúa Malayan Colleges Mindanao Team Up to Boost Financial Literacy in DavaoThe Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), through its social development arm, BPI Foundation (BPIF), has partnered with Mapúa Malayan Colleges Mindanao to expand financial literacy initiatives in the ...
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