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In the Philippines, We Have Several Blue Chip Companies That Are Being Traded in the Philippine Stock Market In the Philippines, we have several blue chip companies that are being traded in the Philippine Stock Market. These blue chip companies were chosen based on GEMSS Growth Profitability Earnings Visibility Management Credibility Superior Products/Services Strong Balance Sheet Thirty blue-chip stocks listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange are included in the 210 most exciting stocks in the Asean Exchange, the newly launched common website of seven bourses in Southeast Asia. These 30 Philippine stocks mostly firms engaged in banking, real estate and utilities are part of the so-called Asean Stars, a selection of the largest and most dynamic Southeast Asian firms that are in the league of world leaders in their respective sectors. Blue Chips Class A Stocks All Stocks Preferred / By Sector Current Price Previous 52-Week High 52-Week Symbol Name PE (%) Close (%) Low AC Ayala Corporation 635 (-0.78%) 640 660 (3.94%) 485 35.568 Aboitiz Equity Ventures, AEV 54.8 (-0.27%) 54.95 61.6 (12.41%) 40 12.656 Inc. AGI Alliance Global Group, Inc. 28.45 (0.00%) 28.45 31.85 (11.95%) 20.25 21.014 ALI Ayala Land, Inc. 30.3 (-3.19%) 31.3 33.3 (9.90%) 23 46.119 AP Aboitiz Power Corporation 36 (-1.10%) 36.4 42.6 (18.33%) 30 10.843 BDO BDO Unibank, Inc. 88.9 (-2.52%) 91.2 93.5 (5.17%) 66.2 22.281 Bloomberry Resorts BLOOM 10.68 (0.00%) 10.68 12.52 (17.23%) 8.28 152.571 Corporation Bank of the Philippine 103.22 BPI 88.25 (-0.40%) 88.6 80.95 19.255 Islands (16.96%) DMC DMCI Holdings, Inc. 75.1 (-4.09%) 78.3 81 (7.86%) 44 20.367 Energy Development EDC 6.44 (-1.68%) 6.55 6.6 (2.48%) 4.25 13.939 Corporation FGEN First Gen Corporation 22 (0.00%) 22 22.6 (2.73%) 12.2 9.70 GLO Globe Telecom, Inc. 1669 (-0.06%) 1670 1833 (9.83%) 1360 32.228 GTCAP GT Capital Holdings, Inc. 855 (-0.58%) 860 899 (5.15%) 685 27.598 Int'l Container Terminal ICT 109.8 (-0.18%) 110 114 (3.83%) 77.5 40.353 Services, Inc. JFC Jollibee Foods Corporation 176 (0.57%) 175 192 (9.09%) 124.7 49.397 JGS JG Summit Holdings, Inc. 49.75 (-0.50%) 50 53.05 (6.63%) 34 25.00 LTG LT Group, Inc. 14.98 (2.46%) 14.62 25.25 (68.56%) 12.96 17.915 Metropolitan Bank and Trust MBT 84.05 (-1.12%) 85 93.08 (10.74%) 69.35 11.529 Company MEG Megaworld Corporation 4.51 (-0.22%) 4.52 4.88 (8.20%) 2.75 17.997 MER Manila Electric Company 254 (-0.94%) 256.4 346 (36.22%) 246 15.806 Metro Pacific Investments MPI 5 (-0.99%) 5.05 5.69 (13.80%) 4.06 19.976 Corporation PCOR Petron Corporation 11.86 (0.34%) 11.82 15.1 (27.32%) 11.42 48.343 PX Philex Mining Corporation 9.3 (-1.06%) 9.4 13 (39.78%) 7.8 26.879 RLC Robinson Land Corporation 22.9 (-2.76%) 23.55 24.3 (6.11%) 18.54 19.741 Semirara Mining SCC 372.2 (-0.16%) 372.8 419 (12.57%) 222.6 17.615 Corporation SM SM Investments 788 (-0.38%) 791 969 (22.97%) 605 19.905 Current Price Previous 52-Week High 52-Week Symbol Name PE (%) Close (%) Low Corporation SMC San Miguel Corporation 83 (0.00%) 83 94.5 (13.86%) 54.5 6.18 SMPH SM Prime Holdings, Inc. 16.1 (-0.25%) 16.14 19.62 (21.86%) 14.1 26.564 Phil. Long Distance TEL 2846 (-0.14%) 2850 3110 (9.28%) 2572 17.672 Telephone Co. Universal Robina URC 153.6 (-0.58%) 154.5 157 (2.21%) 102.9 41.368 Corporation The PSEi consists of the country’s 30 most traded, most liquid and well-capitalized listed firms. 1. AC Ayala Corporation - Holding company of the Ayalas who owns the BPI, Ayala Land, and Manila Water Company. 2. ALI Ayala Land Corporation - Largest and most experienced real estate developer in the Philippines. 3. AP Aboitiz Power Corporation - Leading player in the power industry - power generation and distribution in Visayas and Mindanao. 4. BDO Banco De Oro - One of the largest banks in the Philippines, with corporate, retail, investment banking and insurance broking. 5. BPI Bank of the Philippines Island - one of the largest bank in the Philippines with over 800 branches in the Philippines, US, Hongkong, and Italy.It provides commercial and consumer banking services, mutual funds, electronic banking, brokerage services, investment banking, and asset management and trust services. 6.DMC DMCI Holdings, Inc. - holding company who owns various businesses in construction, equity investments and infrastructure projects, heavy fabrication, industrial construction and engineering services, sale of coal resources. DMC owns the Semirara Mining Company. 7. EDC PNOC Energy Development Corporation - Pioneer in geothermal energy industry who uses water to generate electricity. 8. ICT International Container Terminal Services - engaged in the management, operation and development of container terminals in Asia, Europe, Middle East, Africa and America. 9. JFC Jollibee Foods Corporation - owns and operates Jollibee, Red Ribbon, Chowking, Greenwhich, Delifrance, and Manong Pepe. 10. MBT Metropolitan Bank and Trust Company - One of the largest bank in the Philippines who provides deposit products, loans and trade finance, domestic and foreign fund transfers, treasury and foreign exchange services, trading and remittances, and trust services. 11. MPI Metro Pacific Investments - The holding company of Manny Pangilinan with interests in real estate, water utilities, healthcare,toll operations, power, port and others. 12. SM SM Investsments Corporation - The holding company of the Sy family, engaged in shopping mall development , retail, financial services, real estate, tourism, hotels and others. Owns Banco De Oro and 20% of Megawide Construction. 13. SMPH SM Prime Holdings- Owned by the Sy family, it operates and develops shopping malls in the Philippines and China. 14. TEL - Philippine Long Distance Tel. Company - Leading telecommunications group in the Philippines with three core businesses: fixed line, wireless and information and communication technology. 15. URC Universal Robina Corporation - Owned by the Gokongwei family, leading branded convenience food and beverages company in the Philippines, southeast Asia, and greater China. 16. San Miguel - SMC is a blue chip company by its definition. In recent years it has RADICALLY diversified into mining and power such that you could have mistaken it as a mining and power company. SMC president said that the acquisitions have a return on equity as triple as the seven percent level for food and beverages. Chairman Cojuangco said that the acquisitions will secure the Companys future. While all of this maybe true, the current sentiment on San Miguel is poor according to Astro Del Castillo, Managing director of First Grade Holdings Inc. Perhaps in the future, when all the smoke has cleared, I can bet on it but right now, I want to focus with the 16 companies mentioned above before even considering buying San Miguel shares..
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