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1351 Weekly Top Price Gainers 1 Week 4 Weeks 1 Mabuhay May 17 - May 21, 2021 VOL. XI NO. 21 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 Mabuhay Holdings Corporation MHC 0.485 27.63 (2.02) 680,400 (5.08) (0.10) 1.81 CR03356-2021, CR03398-2021 2 Panasonic Manufacturing Philippines Corporation PMPC 6.64 20.51 12.73 3,683,879 16.42 0.40 0.13 C03543-2021, C03557-2021 3 Ginebra San Miguel, Inc. GSMI 71.00 19.03 22.41 92,661,149 7.79 9.12 2.21 CR03382-2021 4 Mabuhay Vinyl Corporation MVC 5.49 17.06 17.31 95,070 11.28 0.49 1.36 CR03433-2021, CR03524-2021 5 Boulevard Holdings, Inc. BHI 0.092 15.00 (12.38) 103,922,910 (49.85) (0.002) 0.66 C03520-2021 6 PXP Energy Corporation PXP 7.70 11.59 1.32 166,962,769 (48.21) (0.16) 4.97 CR03453-2021, CR03532-2021, CR03667-2021 7 Apex Mining Co., Inc. APX 1.74 11.54 10.83 39,433,420 10.12 0.17 1.59 CR03299-2021, C03452-2021, CR03459-2021 8 Puregold Price Club, Inc. PGOLD 35.30 11.53 (4.59) 749,669,310 14.01 2.52 1.52 C03401-2021, CR03461-2021, CR03637-2021 C03383-2021, C03406-2021, CR03336-2021, 9 Atok-Big Wedge Co., Inc. AB 9.30 10.98 (2.11) 41,674,055 (475.76) (0.02) 43.91 CR03413-2021 Converge Information and Communications C03393-2021, CR03350-2021, C03460-2021, 10 CNVRG 20.40 10.27 7.71 924,874,340 65.30 0.31 8.54 Technology Solutions, Inc. C03530-2021 11 Prime Media Holdings, Inc. PRIM 2.93 10.15 1.38 17,314,220 (2,864.33) (0.001) (14.29) No Disclosure 12 Megaworld Corporation MEG 2.86 10.00 (8.33) 625,420,190 7.26 0.39 0.49 C03440-2021, CR03431-2021, C03468-2021 13 Philex Mining Corporation PX 7.04 7.98 33.59 185,205,966 (208.06) (0.03) 1.46 CR03295-2021, CR03655-2021, C03569-2021 14 Century Pacific Food, Inc. CNPF 23.95 7.88 15.98 464,035,650 22.22 1.08 4.01 CR03670-2021 C03407-2021, C03419-2021, C03420-2021, 15 Cebu Landmasters, Inc. CLI 6.03 7.68 0.50 28,881,394 5.02 1.20 1.13 CR03422-2021, CR03464-2021, C03572-2021 16 Lopez Holdings Corporation LPZ 3.28 7.54 (3.24) 1,521,470 (12.11) (0.27) 0.22 CR03301-2021, CR03306-2021 CR03395-2021, C03480-2021, C03481-2021, 17 Chelsea Logistics and Infrastructure Holdings Corp. C 3.02 7.47 (5.92) 23,183,030 (1.59) (1.90) 0.57 C03482-2021, C03483-2021 18 Manila Mining Corporation "A" MA 0.015 7.14 15.38 23,615,800 (255.45) (0.0001) 1.33 No Disclosure 19 Manila Mining Corporation "B" MAB 0.016 6.67 23.08 5,338,400 (272.48) (0.0001) 1.42 No Disclosure 20 Republic Glass Holdings Corporation REG 2.50 6.38 6.38 105,200 56.76 0.04 0.98 CR03397-2021 CR03402-2021, CR03435-2021, C03525-2021, 21 GMA Network, Inc. GMA7 9.18 6.25 17.09 118,660,723 7.11 1.29 2.57 C03527-2021 22 8990 Holdings, Inc. HOUSE 7.55 6.04 2.17 1,773,017 8.70 0.87 1.15 CR03514-2021 23 Philippine Estates Corporation PHES 0.53 6.00 (15.87) 18,353,960 (114.83) (0.005) 0.71 C03458-2021 24 Sta. Lucia Land, Inc. SLI 2.49 5.96 7.79 2,452,810 10.42 0.24 1.18 CR03525-2021, CR03640-2021, C03547-2021 25 Waterfront Philippines, Incorporated WPI 0.54 5.88 (11.48) 3,372,690 4.05 0.13 0.20 No Disclosure 26 AllHome Corp. HOME 7.30 5.80 (7.24) 66,932,166 30.70 0.24 2.11 C03430-2021, C03439-2021, CR03421-2021 May 17 - May 21, 2021 VOL. XI NO. 21 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 C03467-2021, CR03457-2021, CR03581- 2021, C03503-2021, C03535-2021, 27 Jollibee Foods Corporation JFC 177.60 5.71 0.91 542,712,062 (17.43) (10.19) 2.89 CR03631-2021, CR03639-2021, C03565- 2021, CR03664-2021 28 Da Vinci Capital Holdings, Inc. DAVIN 2.68 5.51 (7.90) 19,426,430 (3,410.55) (0.001) 208.68 CR03376-2021, CR03513-2021 C03394-2021, CR03338-2021, CR03432- 29 Oriental Peninsula Resources Group, Inc. ORE 0.97 5.43 (2.02) 5,679,230 (12.92) (0.08) 0.44 2021, CR03665-2021 C03424-2021, CR03567-2021, CR03568- 30 Roxas and Company, Inc. RCI 1.05 5.00 1.94 7,049,590 (3.85) (0.27) 0.32 2021, C03491-2021, CR03587-2021 May 17 - May 21, 2021 VOL. XI NO. 21 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 2.25 (13.13) (6.25) 67,500 (874.11) (0.003) 6.37 C03449-2021, CR03479-2021, CR03560-2021 2 Bright Kindle Resources & Investments Inc. BKR 1.22 (9.63) (21.29) 896,190 31.12 0.04 1.88 CR03482-2021 3 Coal Asia Holdings Incorporated COAL 0.305 (8.96) (8.96) 1,185,750 (128.01) (0.002) 0.31 CR03364-2021, CR03630-2021 4 Jolliville Holdings Corporation JOH 4.54 (8.65) (16.24) 9,060 22.96 0.20 0.71 CR03509-2021, CR03531-2021 5 MJC Investments Corporation MJIC 1.60 (8.57) (14.89) 54,100 (7.78) (0.21) (152.17) No Disclosure C03376-2021, C03378-2021, CR03672-2021, 6 Medco Holdings, Inc. MED 0.380 (8.43) (11.63) 640,400 (438.26) (0.001) 16.74 CR03673-2021 CR03450-2021, C03471-2021, C03497-2021, 7 Megawide Construction Corporation MWIDE 6.05 (8.33) (13.82) 33,518,189 (30.37) (0.20) 0.95 C03514-2021 7 The Philodrill Corporation OV 0.011 (8.33) (15.38) 2,773,800 (13.90) (0.001) 0.68 CR03316-2021, CR03344-2021, CR03644-2021 C03409-2021, CR03318-2021, CR03319-2021, 9 Concepcion Industrial Corporation CIC 20.00 (7.83) (13.04) 4,596,000 16.03 1.25 1.57 C03512-2021, CR03611-2021 10 Oriental Petroleum and Minerals Corporation "B" OPMB 0.012 (7.69) (7.69) 25,823,100 11.96 0.001 0.53 C03498-2021 CR03309-2021, C03410-2021, C03411-2021, 11 AgriNurture, Inc. ANI 6.16 (7.23) (6.67) 95,161,908 20.64 0.30 1.58 CR03444-2021 12 LBC Express Holdings, Inc. LBC 15.84 (6.93) (2.70) 2,464,852 511.77 0.03 7.45 CR03543-2021 13 Altus Property Ventures, Inc. APVI 16.62 (6.63) (10.55) 20,473,238 50.44 0.33 2.75 CR03575-2021 14 Discovery World Corporation DWC 2.71 (6.55) (22.57) 1,752,110 (7.66) (0.35) 2.57 CR03345-2021, C03505-2021 15 Benguet Corporation "B" BCB 2.94 (6.37) 2.44 802,430 6.21 0.47 0.41 CR03322-2021 16 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. TUGS 1.18 (6.35) - 2,298,400 (4.55) (0.26) 0.85 CR03418-2021, CR03420-2021, C03552-2021 17 Concrete Aggregates Corp. "B" CAB 60.15 (5.72) (4.37) 82,522 99.01 0.61 5.80 No Disclosure 18 SM Investments Corporation SM 910.00 (5.55) (4.41) 1,049,043,680 41.01 22.19 2.81 C03544-2021 19 Cebu Air, Inc. CEB 45.35 (5.32) (2.16) 70,094,210 (2.21) (20.53) 0.91 CR03337-2021, CR03609-2021 20 Jackstones, Inc. JAS 2.14 (5.31) (2.73) 373,120 1,567.91 0.001 30.35 CR03383-2021 21 Forum Pacific, Inc. FPI 0.275 (5.17) (1.79) 595,100 (267.18) (0.001) 1.52 CR03424-2021, CR03426-2021 22 MerryMart Consumer Corp. MM 4.16 (5.02) (20.31) 339,214,930 1,017.86 0.004 16.81 C03441-2021, CR03511-2021, CR03512-2021 23 Fruitas Holdings, Inc. FRUIT 1.34 (4.96) (2.90) 40,552,160 78.73 0.02 2.29 No Disclosure CR03536-2021, CR03540-2021, CR03668-2021, 24 Now Corporation NOW 2.31 (4.94) (20.07) 23,021,530 287.75 0.01 1.97 C03571-2021 25 DFNN, Inc. DFNN 3.96 (4.81) (2.70) 16,708,970 (4.56) (0.87) 1.64 CR03456-2021, CR03646-2021 26 House of Investments, Inc. HI 3.40 (4.76) (8.11) 583,120 (17.62) (0.19) 0.19 CR03417-2021, CR03659-2021 27 Centro Escolar University CEU 6.49 (4.42) (11.34) 773,882 8.41 0.77 0.54 No Disclosure CR03329-2021, C03465-2021, CR03474-2021, 28 Universal Robina Corporation URC 130.00 (4.41) (1.52) 611,900,138 27.89 4.66 3.18 CR03475-2021, CR03476-2021, CR03477-2021 29 Philippine Infradev Holdings Inc. IRC 1.31 (4.38) (5.07) 8,656,920 9.42 0.14 0.06 CR03528-2021, CR03562-2021 30 Concrete Aggregates Corp.
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