Ayala Corportation

Ayala’s healthcare arm, AC Health, has administered over 125,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine since the first batch arrived in the Philippines late February. To date, the group has worked to inoculate members of priority groups across LGUs, the Ayala Group, and partner companies.

As the country continues to grapple with COVID-19, AC Health takes a valuable lesson from its 187-year-old parent Ayala Corporation: Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.

Ayala Corporation reported a net income of ₱10.4 billion in the first semester, expanding 31 percent from the low base of the previous year when the metropolis was under a higher quarantine status.

AC Health President and CEO Paolo Borromeo discusses the company’s construction of the Philippines’ first dedicated specialty cancer hospital in an interview with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on “Bloomberg Markets Asia.”

The Armed Forces of the Philippines and Ayala Group of Companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to strengthen a long-standing partnership and bolster support to soldiers through the Saludo Sa Serbisyo program on Thursday, July 29.

Beyond boosting the private sector’s pandemic response, Ayala’s healthcare arm AC Health lives up to its goal of providing quality healthcare for all as it officially breaks ground for the construction of Healthway Cancer Care Center, the Philippines’ first dedicated specialty cancer hospital, on Thursday.

As Rothlie Khy Vidal prepares for work each day, the Negros Polymedic Hospital nurse reminds herself that despite the country’s ongoing struggle against the COVID-19 pandemic, every day is a new blessing and a new beginning that gives us hope.

The Ayala Group, through #BrigadangAyala, believes in sustaining efforts that will assist communities on their way to recovery. This is why through Ayala Foundation and AC Energy, #BrigadangAyala is initiating a livelihood training program for two communities in Cagayan province, as a way to help families find new and sustained sources of income, especially when disaster strikes.

BPI Foundation, the social development arm of BPI, formalized today its partnership with Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) to further enhance its BPI Sinag program by providing market access for social enterprises (SEs).

In appreciation for medical frontliners, Globe and its partners support Ayala Group’s #BrigadangAyala by providing WiFi kits, entertainment packages, grocery, medical supplies, insurance vouchers, and cash support to three public hospitals.

Ayala’s healthcare arm, AC Health, has administered over 125,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine since the first batch arrived in the Philippines late February. To date, the group has worked to inoculate members of priority groups across LGUs, the Ayala Group, and partner companies.