The report said Globe Business’ second-quarter Corporate Data revenues also reached a record P5.9 billion, sustaining the momentum seen in the first half.
The company said growth was driven by higher Core Data revenues, led by domestic internet services, alongside continued strength in ICT, particularly Business Application Solutions.
“Businesses are increasingly treating digital transformation as fundamental to how they operate, serve their customers, and prepare for future growth. The sustained demand we are seeing reflects the importance enterprises place on reliable connectivity and technology that can help them become more efficient, resilient and competitive,” Globe chief commercial officer Darius Delgado said.
As enterprise requirements become more complex, Globe Business continues to strengthen its capabilities across connectivity, cloud, cybersecurity, business applications and AI-enabled solutions.
These capabilities help organizations address a broader range of technology requirements as they improve operations and respond to changing business needs.
The company also continues to invest in the network infrastructure that supports growing data demand, with P26.3 billion in capital expenditures in the first half of 2026.
Approximately 91 percent of this was directed toward data-related initiatives to expand network capacity and enhance service quality.
“Our focus is to grow alongside our enterprise customers, helping them turn technology into meaningful business outcomes. As their needs evolve, we will continue strengthening our capabilities to support their transformation and long-term growth,” Delgado added.
Recently, Globe Business demonstrated this direction at G Summit 2026, where business leaders saw how connectivity, AI, cybersecurity, and automation can work together to address enterprise challenges.