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  1. PPA pushes P670-M port expansion

    PPA pushes P670-M port expansion

    The Philippine Ports Authority will undertake the P670.25-million Phase II expansion of Plaridel Port in Quezon to improve maritime connectivity and RoRo…

  2. THE Philippine Ports Authority’s  growth in revenues was supported by sustained activity across the PPA-managed port network. From January to June, PPA handled 154.03 million metric tons of cargo, representing a 3.08 percent increase from the 149.42 million metric tons recorded during the same period in 2025.

    PPA’s 1H profit reaches P16.34B

    Philippine Ports Authority revenue reaches P16.34 billion in the first half of 2026, fueled by higher cargo volumes, container traffic and cruise ship calls.

  3. Philippine Ports Authority general manager, Atty. Jay Daniel Santiago (rightmost) receives the certification from President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. (center) and Finance Secretary Frederick Go in Malacañang Palace for its inclusion in the ‘Billionaires Club’ after transmitting P5.33-billion dividend for Fiscal Year 2025 at the Bureau of Treasury.

    PPA places 6th among top dividends source

    The Philippine Ports Authority joined the GOCC Billionaires’ Club after remitting a record P5.33 billion in dividends for 2025, ranking among the country’s top…

  4. Makar Wharf, Port of General Santos, Philippines

    PPA reopens Makar Port after quake disruption

    The Philippine Ports Authority has partially reopened Makar Port in General Santos City after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake, restoring limited cargo and vessel…

  5. PPA launches online reservation system

    PPA launches online reservation system

    The Philippine Ports Authority launches the Online Reservation Assistance System (ORAS) ahead of Holy Week 2026 to ease terminal congestion, while the…

  6. PPA introduces ports to youngsters

    PPA introduces ports to youngsters

    ‘Addressing critical infrastructure gaps in education is central to sustaining growth and achieving our development targets.’