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Forbes World’s Best Employers 2026

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Forbes World’s Best Employers 2026.

  1. SAN Miguel Corporation, in 2025, posted consolidated revenues reaching P1.5 trillion, with steady contributions from its food, spirits, and infrastructure units helping offset the impact of softer crude prices and the de-consolidation of the Ilijan and EERI power plants.

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    Buildings will age. Technologies will change. Businesses will evolve. But institutions that invest in people, build for succeeding generations and recognize…

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  3. ENRIQUE Razon Jr.

    Forbes crowns Razon richest Filipino

    The combined wealth of the country’s 50 richest tycoons declined eight percent to $79 billion from $86 billion a year ago.

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  5. ICTSI chairman and President Enrique K. Razon Jr. said the company remains focused on expanding its global terminal network, strengthening capacity, and investing in long-term sustainable growth following the company’s strong first-half 2026 performance.

    Forbes: Razon now Philippines’ richest

    Discover how ports magnate Enrique Razon Jr. became the Philippines’ richest person, nearly doubling his fortune to a record $21.8 billion, as Forbes’ latest…

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  7. SM Investment Corporation president and CEO, Frederic Dybuncio, recognizing SMIC as the highest-ranked Filipino firm on the Forbes Global 2000 list, reaffirmed the company’s belief in the country’s long-term growth, vowing to continue investing in the Philippines’ future. The Forbes Global 2000 ranks companies based on a composite score of four metrics: sales, profits, assets and market value.

    Forbes Global 2000: SMIC remains top Phl firm

    SM Investments Corp. remains the highest-ranked Philippine company in the 2026 Forbes Global 2000, leading seven local firms on the list, with banks and…

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