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Philippines investment approvals 2026

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Philippines investment approvals 2026.

  1. Ombudsman building in Quezon City

    A safe door for honest business

    An office like this succeeds or fails on one question: will people trust it enough to come forward? That is why whistleblower protection is not a feature of…

  2. PHILIPPINE Trade Secretary Cristina Roque (second from left) met with I Squared Capital’s Managing director Kunal Agarwal (second from right) and operating advisor Nishant D’Souza at Hilton Singapore Orchard, on the sidelines of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s working visit to Singapore recently.

    DTI fast-tracks I Squared’s $2-B investment

    The Department of Trade and Industry is expediting approvals for I Squared Capital’s $2-billion investment commitment in the Philippines, targeting energy…

  3. PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

    BBM backs Mitsubishi's $700-M Ayala investment

    These developments directly align with the Philippines’ national targets of achieving a 35 percent renewable energy share in power generation by 2030 and 50…

  4. ESTABLISHED through a $10-million endowment to the Asian Institute of Management by the Aboitiz Group, the Aboitiz School of Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship is aimed at helping build the country’s next generation of talent in data science and artificial intelligence.

    Aboitiz pours $10M into tech talent

    Committed to the Asian Institute of Management, the $10-million investment helped establish the Aboitiz School of Innovation, Technology and Entrepreneurship,…

  5. Investment Ombudsman, anyone?

    Investment Ombudsman, anyone?

    An economy built on padded contracts, ghost projects, and kickbacks is not a strong economy. It is running on borrowed time.

  6. Philippine Economic Zone Authority director general Tereso Panga maintained that with over 70 percent of their investment target already achieved within 10 months, and with strong pipelines of projects still under review, they are confident and optimistic of meeting and hopefully even exceeding their 2025 investment goal of P250 billion.

    PEZA investment approvals near P300B target

    PEZA approved P297.14 billion in investments from January to September 2026, putting the agency within P2.86 billion of its P300-billion annual target.