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Vol. Xi No. 17 Issn 2013 - 1351 Apr 19 - Apr 23, 2021 VOL. XI NO. 17 ISSN 2013 - 1351 Weekly Top Price Gainers Last Comparative Price Stock Rank Company Traded Change (%) Total Value PER EPS PBV Disclosure Reference No. Code Price 1 Week 4 Weeks 1 Manila Mining Corporation "A" MA 0.013 18.18 32.65 108,862,700 (221.39) (0.0001) 1.16 CR02652-2021 CR02537-2021, CR02538-2021, CR02630-2021, 2 Boulevard Holdings, Inc. BHI 0.105 15.38 23.53 373,148,520 (56.89) (0.002) 0.75 CR02701-2021 Atlas Consolidated Mining and Development 3 AT 7.28 12.52 16.67 133,533,265 (864.53) (0.01) 0.76 CR02740-2021 Corporation 4 United Paragon Mining Corporation UPM 0.011 12.24 41.03 8,422,300 (58.19) (0.0002) (31.41) No Disclosure 5 Synergy Grid & Development Phils., Inc. SGP 410.00 11.41 15.49 7,384,280 8,959.34 0.05 2,022.57 CR02578-2021 6 Acesite (Phils.) Hotel Corporation ACE 1.89 9.88 26.00 4,070,680 6.26 0.30 0.53 CR02579-2021 7 Century Pacific Food, Inc. CNPF 20.65 8.68 17.60 363,915,512 19.16 1.08 3.46 C02470-2021, CR02620-2021 8 Jolliville Holdings Corporation JOH 5.42 8.62 29.05 16,524 27.41 0.20 0.84 CR02558-2021, CR02561-2021 9 Manila Mining Corporation "B" MAB 0.013 8.33 32.65 18,428,000 (221.39) (0.0001) 1.16 CR02652-2021 10 iPeople, Inc. IPO 7.39 7.73 7.10 19,763 33.47 0.22 0.81 No Disclosure 11 Manila Jockey Club, Inc. MJC 2.15 7.50 2.87 640,080 (15.17) (0.14) 0.90 CR02515-2021, CR02610-2021 12 Ever-Gotesco Resources and Holdings, Inc. EVER 0.134 7.20 48.89 5,394,230 (0.72) (0.19) 2.78 CR02528-2021 C02479-2021, CR02623-2021, CR02624-2021, CR02684-2021, C02551-2021, C02557-2021, 13 Cebu Landmasters, Inc. CLI 6.00 7.14 5.26 30,695,539 5.00 1.20 1.12 C02558-2021, C02589-2021, C02638-2021, C02643-2021, C02644-2021 14 Cebu Holdings, Inc. CHI 6.77 7.12 6.11 15,835,515 11.78 0.57 1.50 CR02533-2021 15 Anglo Philippine Holdings Corporation APO 0.77 6.94 22.22 49,211,310 (280.08) (0.003) 0.40 No Disclosure 16 Ferronoux Holdings, Inc. FERRO 3.35 6.69 11.30 1,231,270 (214.66) (0.02) 6.75 No Disclosure 17 Manila Bulletin Publishing Corporation MB 0.490 6.52 13.95 175,000 198.41 0.002 0.47 C02607-2021 C02462-2021, C02492-2021, C02493-2021, 18 Solid Group, Inc. SGI 1.31 6.50 4.80 1,044,800 8.21 0.16 0.23 C02494-2021 19 Ginebra San Miguel, Inc. GSMI 58.00 6.42 16.00 83,706,889 6.36 9.12 1.80 CR02517-2021, CR02669-2021, CR02716-2021 20 Coal Asia Holdings Incorporated COAL 0.335 6.35 17.54 5,832,050 (140.60) (0.002) 0.35 No Disclosure 21 City & Land Developers, Incorporated LAND 2.15 5.91 58.09 128,329,330 28.00 0.08 1.41 CR02776-2021, CR02796-2021 22 LMG Corp. LMG 4.60 5.75 (4.17) 32,200 66.33 0.07 4.44 No Disclosure 23 Asian Terminals, Inc. ATI 15.80 5.33 1.94 707,904 11.18 1.41 1.67 C02615-2021, C02616-2021, C02617-2021 24 Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company "B" LCB 0.165 5.10 25.00 13,436,620 (11.75) (0.01) 1.81 CR02657-2021, C02530-2021 CR02577-2021, CR02590-2021, CR02754-2021, 25 Del Monte Pacific Limited DELM 10.36 4.86 15.11 26,311,839 (8.67) (1.20) 0.81 CR02758-2021 26 Concepcion Industrial Corporation CIC 23.00 4.78 9.52 3,360,685 18.43 1.25 1.81 No Disclosure 27 Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation RCB 17.82 4.58 4.82 2,696,886 7.07 2.52 0.35 CR02557-2021, CR02782-2021 28 Victorias Milling Company, Inc. VMC 2.37 3.95 5.33 1,505,530 7.74 0.31 0.81 CR02585-2021 29 Benguet Corporation "A" BC 3.24 3.85 28.06 5,978,000 6.83 0.47 0.45 C02499-2021, CR02732-2021, CR02771-2021 30 MRC Allied, Inc. MRC 0.410 3.80 6.49 163,121,900 (12.70) (0.03) 18.86 No Disclosure Apr 19 - Apr 23, 2021 VOL. XI NO. 17 ISSN 2013 - 1351 Weekly Top Price Losers Last Comparative Price Stock Rank Company Traded Change (%) Total Value PER EPS PBV Disclosure Reference No. Code Price 1 Week 4 Weeks 1 Metro Alliance Holdings & Equities Corp. "B" MAHB 2.40 (14.59) 3.90 241,780 (932.38) (0.003) 6.80 No Disclosure 2 National Reinsurance Corporation of the PhilippinesNRCP 0.67 (12.99) (9.46) 4,910,290 (35.08) (0.02) 0.25 CR02752-2021, C02626-2021, CR02780-2021 3 GMA Network, Inc. GMA7 7.84 (12.50) 4.81 186,731,524 6.07 1.29 2.19 CR02786-2021 CR02562-2021, C02514-2021, CR02666-2021, 4 ACE Enexor, Inc. ACEX 20.10 (11.65) (16.25) 72,840,908 (719.20) (0.03) 80.91 CR02727-2021, C02568-2021, CR02730-2021, CR02736-2021 5 Global Ferronickel Holdings, Inc. FNI 2.41 (11.40) 2.55 57,396,410 6.12 0.39 1.38 No Disclosure 6 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. TUGS 1.18 (9.92) 5.36 3,749,630 (4.55) (0.26) 0.85 CR02756-2021 7 Prime Media Holdings, Inc. PRIM 2.89 (9.69) 2.12 62,523,820 (2,825.22) (0.001) (14.10) C02649-2021 8 Basic Energy Corporation BSC 0.96 (9.43) 5.49 230,134,000 (12.12) (0.08) 5.22 CR02689-2021, CR02690-2021 9 Bloomberry Resorts Corporation BLOOM 6.37 (9.00) (8.21) 119,211,367 (15.54) (0.41) 2.00 C02538-2021, C02572-2021, C02619-2021 10 Bright Kindle Resources & Investments Inc. BKR 1.55 (8.82) (6.06) 3,289,380 39.54 0.04 2.39 No Disclosure 11 Marcventures Holdings, Inc. MARC 1.27 (7.97) 3.25 10,583,430 9.97 0.13 0.94 No Disclosure C02547-2021, CR02774-2021, CR02775-2021, 12 Cityland Development Corporation CDC 0.93 (7.92) 17.72 9,601,610 8.79 0.11 0.55 CR02797-2021 CR02598-2021, C02580-2021, C02581-2021, 13 AyalaLand Logistics Holdings Corp. ALLHC 3.06 (7.83) 3.73 108,506,650 60.33 0.05 1.73 C02614-2021 14 JG Summit Holdings, Inc. JGS 53.90 (7.71) (9.72) 661,094,008 39.22 1.37 1.31 No Disclosure 15 Megaworld Corporation MEG 3.12 (7.69) (12.36) 804,595,570 7.92 0.39 0.54 CR02651-2021, CR02734-2021, C02611-2021 16 Cebu Air, Inc. CEB 46.35 (7.49) 4.63 67,692,975 (2.26) (20.54) 0.93 C02477-2021, C02484-2021 17 Discovery World Corporation DWC 3.50 (7.41) (20.99) 6,737,710 (9.89) (0.35) 3.32 CR02686-2021, C02573-2021 18 Philippine Estates Corporation PHES 0.63 (7.35) 32.63 87,169,910 (136.50) (0.005) 0.84 CR02527-2021 CR02518-2021, CR02566-2021, CR02597-2021, 19 Integrated Micro-Electronics, Inc. IMI 10.48 (7.26) (1.13) 28,314,920 (22.74) (0.46) 1.17 C02559-2021 20 PXP Energy Corporation PXP 7.60 (6.75) (12.94) 33,942,499 (47.59) (0.16) 4.91 C02515-2021, C02526-2021 21 MerryMart Consumer Corp. MM 5.22 (6.45) 5.24 272,753,785 1,277.22 0.004 21.10 CR02539-2021, CR02614-2021, C02587-2021 22 Macay Holdings, Inc. MACAY 7.35 (6.13) (3.80) 5,240 76.51 0.10 1.01 No Disclosure 23 NiHAO Mineral Resources International, Inc. NI 1.78 (5.82) (20.54) 43,234,860 (575.30) (0.003) 2.08 CR02725-2021 [Emergency]Request for extension to file SEC Form 24 AgriNurture, Inc. ANI 6.60 (5.58) (5.71) 109,568,054 22.12 0.30 1.69 17-A, [Emergency]Public Ownership Report, [Emergency]Material Information/Transactions CR02601-2021, CR02605-2021, CR02606-2021, 25 Premium Leisure Corp. PLC 0.425 (5.56) 8.97 22,373,600 23.22 0.02 0.85 CR02613-2021, CR02746-2021 25 Philippine Realty and Holdings Corporation RLT 0.255 (5.56) (5.56) 947,100 3.98 0.06 0.33 CR02532-2021, CR02636-2021 27 DFNN, Inc. DFNN 4.07 (5.35) 11.51 9,707,370 (4.69) (0.87) 1.69 No Disclosure 28 Altus Property Ventures, Inc. APVI 18.58 (5.30) (3.73) 15,481,718 56.39 0.33 3.08 CR02660-2021 29 Nickel Asia Corporation NIKL 5.17 (5.14) (2.82) 172,630,211 23.02 0.22 2.39 CR02581-2021, C02602-2021 C02486-2021, C02487-2021, C02489-2021, 30 SFA Semicon Philippines Corporation SSP 1.33 (5.00) 2.31 2,474,270 4.66 0.29 0.46 C02490-2021 Apr 19 - Apr 23, 2021 VOL. XI NO. 17 ISSN 2013 - 1351 Weekly Market Statistics (In pesos) April 12 - April 16 April 19 - April 23 Year-to-Date Total Market Capitalization 15,649,912,836,188.40 15,390,953,473,618.50 15,390,953,473,618.50 Domestic Market Capitalization 12,310,744,824,536.30 12,141,723,441,819.90 12,141,723,441,819.90 Total Value Traded 27,835,653,356.36 27,299,557,041.31 747,789,806,512.53 Ave.
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