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PNB Holdings makes PSE debut with 46.93B shares

Toby Magsaysay · Sep 27, 2026, 2:56 AM

SHOWN at the PNB Holdings Corp.’s listing ceremony are (from left) LTL chief financial officer Ponciano S. Carreon, Jr., LTL corporate secretary Carlos Luis L. Fernandez, LTL director Kyle Ellis C. Tan, LTL Director Lucio C. Tan III, LTL president Karlu T. Say, Securities and Exchange Commission chairperson Atty. Francis Ed. Lim, PSE President and CEO Ramon S. Monzon, PSE director Vivian Yuchengco, PSE COO Atty. Roel A. Refran, PSE Issuer Regulation Division head Atty. Marigel M. Baniqued-Garcia and PSE general counsel Atty. Veronica V. del Rosario. — Photograph courtesy of PSE

PNB Holdings Corp. (LTL) listed 46.93 billion shares on the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) on Friday, 25 September, including 23.9 billion shares distributed to shareholders as property dividends by parent Philippine National Bank (PNB).

The listing was conducted by way of introduction, a mechanism allowed under the PSE’s Listing Rules for securities of an unlisted company that are distributed as property dividends by a listed issuer to its shareholders.

LTL began trading at an initial listing price of P1.20 per share. The firm in March projected an estimated total listing value of P56.32 billion.

The company owns the PNB Financial Center, PNB Makati Center and a prime lot in Makati City earmarked for development.

Its business covers the leasing of office, retail and commercial spaces, as well as coworking spaces, parking concessions and event venues.

PSE president and chief executive officer Ramon S. Monzon said the listing could mark the start of further expansion for the property company.

“This is only day one for LTL as a listed company. But I am hopeful this listing marks the beginning of even greater ambitions — new real estate ventures grounded in the same sustainability and innovation standards the company has worked hard to establish,” Monzon said.

He also cited the Lucio Tan Group’s track record in developing its other listed companies.