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.

2020 Integrated Report

Read our 2020 Integrated Report, where we talk about how it's getting harder for us to breathe and what steps we're taking to address what's making it harder for us to breathe. The COVID-19 pandemic and the climate crisis both result of man's disregard of the environment. However, we remain hopeful as we are committed to forging collaborative pathways for a decarbonized and regenerative future.

FPH Group

Lopez Group to bring zero-emission electric buses to PH

Lopez Group companies under First Philippine Holdings Corp. are working together to introduce a hi-tech, zero-emission bus shuttle service project as part of a program for integration of more green technology and decarbonization efforts.

Energy

First Gen Corp. one of the most awarded SEA companies in 2021 Institutional Investor Corporate Awards

First Gen Corp. was recognized by the Institutional Investor Corporate Awards as one of Southeast Asia’s top companies in 2021. The company bagged the most number of awards in the Philippines by leading perceptions-based poll in Hong Kong measuring top companies’ performance in financial management, adherence to corporate governance, integrated reporting/ corporate social responsibility and investor relations.

Energy

First Gen energizes WHI plant

FIRST GEN Corp. is supplying Philippine Bio-Industries Inc. (PBI)—one of the country’s biggest exporters of refined carrageenan blends—650 kilowatts of electricity to energize its production facilities in Calamba, Laguna.

Construction and Energy

Manila Water's TBM-driven Novaliches-Balara Aqueduct 4 project nears completion

THE Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) celebrates Manila Water's milestone in its landmark Novaliches-Balara Aqueduct 4 (NBAQ4) project as the tunnel-boring machine (TBM) being utilized for the project has already broken through at the La Mesa Reservoir, more than seven kilometers away from its entry shaft at Balara in Quezon City. The P5.5B NBAQ4 project, one of the largest MWSS-led water supply infrastructure projects undertaken by Manila Water, entails the construction of a fourth aqueduct from the La Mesa Reservoir to the Balara Treatment Plants (BTP) 1 and 2 to improve the reliability and security of the raw water transmission system.

"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

CELEBRATING 60 YEARS

OUR COMPASS

THE CALL TO BE REGENERATIVE