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Ayala being the oldest and one of the largest conglomerate with core businesses in real estate banking telecommunications and power

Overview

For 190 years, Ayala Corporation has been building businesses that enable people to thrive. Ayala, currently one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines, has meaningful presence in real estate, banking, digital solutions, and power. It likewise has a growing presence in healthcare, mobility, and logistics as well as investments in industrial technologies, education, and other ventures. Ayala manages its corporate social responsibility initiatives through Ayala Foundation.

Core Value Drivers

Real Estate logo of Ayala Land a leading diversified property developer in the Philippines with largest landbank
50.6% Leading and most diversified property developer in the country with the largest landbank. Voting ownership: 71.9%
~$7.5B Market Cap
19% % to equity earnings
Financial Services BPI or Bank of the Philippine Islands has one of the most accessible banks in the Philippines with thousands of ATM sprinkled across the country
48.5% Pioneering financial institution and one of the most profitable banks in the country. Voting ownership: 49.7%
~$7.5B Market Cap
42% % to equity earnings
Telecommunications Gcash is owned by Globe Fintech Innovations a major provider of telecommunications services in the Philippines
30.8% Purveyor of the Filipino digital lifestyle supported by a robust telecom infrastructure. Voting ownership: 46.6%
~$5.0B Market Cap
24% % to equity earnings
ENERGY Acen is one of the fastest growing businesses in the Philippines with a guaranteed 2 billion dollar investment
57.8% ** One of the fastest growing energy companies in the region and aspires to be the largest listed renewables platform in Southeast Asia. Voting ownership: 57.8%
~$7.5B Market Cap
22% % to equity earnings

*Ownership and Market Cap are as of August 2022, % to equity earnings are average from 2020-2022 **Pro-forma ownership post-property dividends distribution

Generika Picture breaker after Emerging Businesses of Ayala Corporation like AC Health and AC Logistics

Emerging Businesses

AC Health Card to create a seamless and integrated healthcare system for the Filipinos
Emerging Businesses

AC Health aims to address gaps in accessibility and affordability of quality healthcare in the country by integrating a seamless ecosystem across the continuum of care. It is present across three pillars: Pharma, Clinics and Hospitals and Digital Health.

Emerging Businesses

With a wide presence locally and internationally, AC Logistics has the capability to cater to the different logistics requirements of businesses and consumers in multiple industries.

Emerging Businesses

Housing the national distributorship of BYD, one of the world's largest EV brands, and Ayala's EV infrastructure unit, ACMobility aspires to become a leader in the Philippine EV industry and the broader local automotive sector.

Portfolio Investments

One of the focuses of AC Industrials is enabling technologies and their objective is to develop commercialize and expand a portfolio of businesses
Portfolio Investments

AC Industrials manages primarily mobility-oriented portfolio of operating units and investments in high potential technologies.

iPeople is a partnership between the Yuchengco Group of Companies and Ayala
Portfolio Investments

Following the merger between AC Education and iPeople in May 2019, iPeople became the listed holding company for Ayala’s investments in education.

AC Infrastructure no 9 industry innovation and infrastructure 2030 target to upgrade to sustainable infrastructure
Portfolio Investments

AC Infra is the Ayala group’s development arm for its infrastructure investments.

AC Ventures consolidates strategic investments and aims to enable growth by investing in complementary businesses
Portfolio Investments

AC Ventures, the entity that owns a stake in GCash's parent company Mynt, Ayala’s platform for investing in new businesses and technologies.