Business Today

The Philippines embraces new opportunities with two groundbreaking free trade agreements, boosting trade and opening doors to global economic growth.

Game-changer for local farmers! National Economic and Development Authority to launch long-awaited agricultural stats database in 2024, empowering growers with crucial information.

The Upper Wawa Dam is on track to begin operations by 2025, delivering over 700 million liters per day of water supply to Metro Manila residents.

Foreign electric vehicle manufacturer see the Philippines as a prime location for their factories, boosting the country’s transport modernization and clean energy goals.

Chinese businessmen explore investment opportunities in Cagayan’s economic and industrial zones, expressing interest after a two-day tour of the province.

Cooperative Development Authority urges big cooperatives in Antique to support smaller counterparts, fostering growth and success in the province.

The Public-Private Partnership Center unveils over a hundred projects worth PHP2.4 trillion in the pipeline, bolstering the Marcos administration’s infrastructure program.

The Development Budget Coordination Committee maintained at least a 7% GDP growth outlook for 2023 and adjusted the 2024 forecast, with inflation settling at 6% before recovery.

The Department of Energy assures adequate power supply for 2024 despite El Niño anticipates challenges, advocates solar power, and urges energy efficiency.

The British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines outlines the 2024 wishlist for the Marcos administration, emphasizing tariff extension, foreign investment openness, digitalization, agriculture, trade liberation, and sustainability to attract UK investments.