Corporate Profile

First Philippine Holdings (FPH) is a pioneering holding company with principal interests in clean and renewable energy, real estate, manufacturing, construction, healthcare, and education.

Corporate Governance

We affirm our commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance, applying the principles of transparency, integrity, and accountability in all actions geared towards sustainable growth and value creation.

2024 Integrated Report

Read our 2024 Integrated Report, where we highlight the urgency to act on the climate crisis as the planet breached the 1.5°C warming threshold for the first time. Our businesses all work towards pursuing our mission and doing our part to secure a decarbonized and regenerative future for succeeding generations.

Energy

First Gen forges strategic partnership with Prime Infra

First Gen Corporation (First Gen) has entered into a strategic partnership with Prime Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (Prime Infra) under which the latter will acquire a 60% equity stake in the former’s gas business.

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Lopez-led FPH pledges support for DENR’s ‘Forests for Life’ initiative

First Philippine Holdings Corporation (FPH), one of the country’s oldest and most diversified conglomerates, has joined a newly launched Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)program, calling for reforesting critical areas of the country as part of their shared commitment to climate resilience, sustainable forest management and a regenerative future.

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Lopez-led FPH, other firms feted for role in successful UN-Phl disaster risk reduction confab

First Philippine Holdings Corporation (FPH) has received a plaque of recognition from the Department of National Defense (DND) and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for valuable support FPH provided to assure the successful hosting in Manila of the Asia-Pacific Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction (APMCDRR).

Energy

FP Island's CamSur microgrid provides uninterrupted electricity amid Tropical Storm Kristine

A microgrid system supplying electricity to a remote island-barangay in the town of Caramoan in Camarines Sur proved its resilience by providing uninterrupted power supply to the island’s more than 600 residents during the onslaught of Severe Tropical Storm Kristine.

"There is no other group within FPH that has this much opportunity to wield
such a wide sphere of influence among businesses and individuals.

When we do take a stand - whether it be for business, the community,
or even the environment - we find ourselves in a strong position to be a
catalyst for the positive change we desire."

Federico R. Lopez

Chairman and Chief Executive Officer

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