Malaya Business Insight

The Malaya, or Malaya Business Insight, is a major broadsheet newspaper based in the Philippines. Its headquarters are located in Intramuros, Manila, and it is owned by People's Independent Media Inc. This newspaper is recognized for its role in opposing the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos.

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PH financial resources up 7% at P33.6T in Feb — BSP - Malaya Business Insight

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Angela Celis

Total resources of the Philippine financial system expanded by 7.27 percent to P33.611 trillion in February from P31.333 trillion a year earlier, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said on Tuesday. Compared with the month earlier, however, the financial system’s resources were down 0.14 percent from P33.658 trillion in January, BSP data showed.
BIR sees Q1 collections on target

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Angela Celis

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) on Tuesday said it is optimistic it will meet its collection target for the first quarter of the year. Preliminary data as of 10:30 am of March 31 showed the BIR’s collection in the first three months of 2025 was just 0.48 percent shy of the target. The numbers are still preliminary and will be finalized before the official revenue report is released, the BIR said.
NGCP hikes wheeling rates by 4.81%; April power bills seen up

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Jed Macapagal

The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) said its wheeling rates for March which are due for billing to customers this April have increased by 4.81 percent. NGCP Head of Revenue Management Department Julius Ryan Datinggaling said transmission wheeling rates, or what the company charges for its primary service of delivering power, rose to 55.05 centavos per kWh in March 2025 from 52.52 centavos per kWh in February.
BTr raises P135B from T-notes; 6X oversubscribed

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Angela Celis

The Bureau of the Treasury (BTr) raised an initial P135 billion during the price-setting auc-tion for the new 10-year treasury notes on Tuesday. In a statement, the BTr said demand for the IOUs reached P197.305 billion, more than six times the minimum principal amount of P30 billion, prompting the BTr to upsize the ac-cepted amount for the auction.
NEDA, DBM agree to enhance evaluation framework

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Angela Celis

THE National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) and the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) signed a joint memorandum circular (JMC) that seeks to strength-en government evaluation practices, reaffirming the commitment to evi-dence-informed decision-making and good governance.
ERC seeks comments on green energy auction reserve prices

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Jed Macapagal

THE Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is seeking public comments on its pro-posed reserve prices for the fourth round of Green Energy Auction (GEA-4) in the country.
SMC power unit sponsors P50B loan of Bataan affiliate

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Jed Macapagal

San Miguel Corp. (SMC) power arm San Miguel Global Power Holdings Corp. becomes the sponsor and shares security grantor of the omnibus loan and security agreement worth up to P50 billion by its affiliate Mariveles Power Generation Corp. In a filing dated April 14 at the Philippine Dealing and Exchange Corp.
ACEN subsidiary in Australia secures AUD750M financing

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Jed Macapagal

ACEN Corp. said that its subsidiary, ACEN Australia, has completed its AUD750-million portfolio debt financing for its operating renewables assets and financing for new projects in Australia. The company said in a statement on Tuesday, April 15, the transaction was supported by a group of leading Australian and international lenders including ANZ Banking Group, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, CTBC Bank Co. Ltd.
Sun, sand, and summer magic: Why beach getaways never go out of style

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Nikki Limlengco

The first time my toes sank into warm sand last summer, I instantly remembered why beach vacations are imprinted in our collective travel DNA. There’s something almost primal about our connection to coastlines—perhaps it’s the rhythm of waves that matches our heartbeats or simply the promise of ice-cold drinks under the hot summer sun. Summer is officially here, and with it comes our undying love affair with beach getaways.
6% GDP growth more feasible now than near 8% amid global uncertainty — NEDA - Malaya Business Insight

1 week ago | malaya.com.ph | Angela Celis

GROWTH in the Philippine economy may now lean toward the low instead of the high end of the government’s projected growth range for 2025 given the current global uncertainty, the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) said. In a press briefing in Pasig City on Monday, NEDA Secretary Arsenio Balisacan said a more realistic assumption is for the economy to grow closer to 6 percent, the low end of the 6 to 8 percent full-year growth forecast by the government.