The Philippines Largest Companies | How Big is it?

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  • Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
  • The largest companies in the Philippines are worth tens of billions of dollars.
    Narrated by Tom McKay
    Video Edited by iyanbriandi
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  • @BehindAsia
    @BehindAsia  23 дня назад +17

    What is the biggest Philippine company that you know of? Let us know down below!

    • @AstroYT_offical
      @AstroYT_offical 23 дня назад

      Jollibee

    • @noylee292
      @noylee292 23 дня назад +1

      Ph biggest companies are sm of the sy family, bdo also of the sy family, ayala land and bpi of the ayala group, san miguel corp,jollibee, megaworld, to name a few.

    • @noylee292
      @noylee292 23 дня назад +2

      Ayala land smdc megaworld are the largest philippines real edtate developers.Ayala land is the most predtigious for it mostly concentrate in developing the most luxurious condos housing and landscaping suitable for the taste of pilippine elite and foreigh expatriates ambassadors and business people.

    • @saicodu
      @saicodu 17 дней назад

      SM got its 86th Mall open
      SM Caloocan

    • @saicodu
      @saicodu 17 дней назад

      May 17,2024 is the date it opened

  • @Universal69man
    @Universal69man 21 день назад +31

    Philippines has improved a lot
    Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

  • @muchafdlolludin
    @muchafdlolludin 23 дня назад +58

    My brother Philippines 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇭

  • @gerardoberdin6036
    @gerardoberdin6036 7 дней назад +6

    Devaluation of peso will continue in fast pacing so long as Philippine government continue borrowing to fill up the annual budget deficits .

  • @macolet9711
    @macolet9711 21 день назад +23

    Most Filipino Companies are conservative. They are not aggressive enough to expand outside their main business and market. They are confined to their Philippine / Filipino market and with their traditional businesses. Even when Jollibee expands to other countries they are still focus on "Filipino" market.
    San Miguel, Ayala and SM the biggest companies in the Philippines they have limited expansion outside the Philippines. You rarely see San Miquel products abroad and you cant see BDO or BPI banks in other countries. Whereas, there are Malayan Bank branches in Philippines. Indo foods products are common in Philippine supermarket.
    Also, Vinfast EV will soon be sold in the Philippines.

  • @crewcutter2030
    @crewcutter2030 21 день назад +50

    They operate in the philippines where goods and services are much cheaper, so its not a problem, further, they hold the market, so even if a foriegn company comes in, its not like theyll be put out of business. These companies having lower in value is a actually a good sign for the locals, because it means the goods and services are in line with the purchasing power of the citizens and therefore they do not drive inflation that much.

    • @letsg4353
      @letsg4353 5 дней назад

      and yet they can't raise their employees salary

  • @rainieresguerra6519
    @rainieresguerra6519 21 день назад +27

    Philippine conglomerates are very conservative and prudent. So, very few go bankrupt.

  • @rickyboy6390
    @rickyboy6390 23 дня назад +11

    Philippines companies are big mostly in north east Asia or some South Asia countries but not globally bigger

  • @1cho456
    @1cho456 22 дня назад +19

    You aren’t comparing apples to apples. You compare jfc to mcdonalds, but mcdonalds is not only older by 35 years, but also has a larger and richer base market, the American market. While comparing Philippine banks to Indonesian ones is also unfair since not only does Indonesia have a larger population thus more people to get money from, but also has a larger economy, and we can see when compared to banks from countries with similar size, population, and economy Philippine banks are comparable if not slightly ahead.

    • @nico77212
      @nico77212 21 день назад

      He isn't trying to say that this company is better than this company, he is just trying to compare its value.

    • @1cho456
      @1cho456 21 день назад +1

      @@nico77212 yeah he’s comparing the companies’ values to each other and in terms of financial that’s literally which is more important. Imagine I compare a start-up to apple or google, or a company from a third world country to one of a largest companies in the states oh wait that’s literally what he’s doing in the video.

    • @nico77212
      @nico77212 21 день назад

      @@1cho456 sure, compare them to each other, no one is stopping you. Then what? One is worth 100$ the other 10000 times more. End of story. Was there any lies said?

    • @nico77212
      @nico77212 21 день назад

      @@1cho456 he isn't trying to make equal comparisons, saying this is equivalent to this. He is just showing its value compared to other bigger companies. Oh I don't know, to strive to be better?

    • @1cho456
      @1cho456 21 день назад

      @@nico77212 it’s misleading…. Believe what you want but it is not fair. Saying that one company is better just because of a factor that the other company can’t control is unfair.

  • @natividadwolff2369
    @natividadwolff2369 20 дней назад +8

    Be realistic, how can the Philippine firm chance to be a successful if the big and famous countries in Europe and USA is always dominating international in global market since 18th centuries with their big names traditionally, do they gave a chance to the poor countries in Africa Asia and South America?? I‘m very optimistic that the Philippine go further and this is the beginning. Philippine economy is going up faster like a lightning !!

  • @maheshthorat7568
    @maheshthorat7568 22 дня назад +12

    India ❤ Philippines

  • @paquitoguillermo3279
    @paquitoguillermo3279 14 дней назад +9

    remittances from ofw around the world are the ones keeping the philippine economy alive

    • @shaojugoto6926
      @shaojugoto6926 День назад

      nah from the past yeah. But BDO is already the one keeping Philippine economy alive. Not just OFW REMITTANCES anymore.

    • @bulatog380
      @bulatog380 День назад

      @@shaojugoto6926BPO not BDO

    • @arrow5390
      @arrow5390 День назад

      ​@@shaojugoto6926BDO MARAMI DYAN OFW NAG HUHULOG NG PERA AT NAG IIMPOK 😅😅

  • @Vetus.past_
    @Vetus.past_ 23 дня назад +5

    Hello to My Filipino Friends 😊😊

  • @lingth
    @lingth 22 дня назад +6

    It's like Samsung, Lotte Hyundai to South Korea..

  • @jasonuy6182
    @jasonuy6182 23 дня назад +79

    It’s not a fair competition. The gap between the Philippine peso value vs the US Dollar value is so wide.

    • @JingJao
      @JingJao 23 дня назад +4

      It is fair. Then why don't you guys increase the value of your money?

    • @gangstagummybear3432
      @gangstagummybear3432 22 дня назад +1

      @@JingJao They dont have enough debt to increase the value of their money

    • @JingJao
      @JingJao 22 дня назад +9

      @@gangstagummybear3432 Then why don't you sell things that other countries want, so that you can increase the value of your money? Why not semiconductors? Silver? Defense products? Medicines? Biotech research?
      Why can't you people produce these things. If you make these, your currency will be stronger.

    • @gangstagummybear3432
      @gangstagummybear3432 22 дня назад +1

      @@JingJao Im not from PH, alot of things simply havent happened there because they have just discovered alot of the resources they have in their lands, do you have any proof they dont have such things like this? No, no you dont, you couldnt possibly have researched, just assuming

    • @JingJao
      @JingJao 22 дня назад +2

      @@gangstagummybear3432 I sure as hell know they have a hundred million people. That’s their biggest resource. I’m simply suggesting to use that, like korea and Taiwan did

  • @atreports
    @atreports 23 дня назад +5

    The largest companies in the Philippines are worth tens of billions of dollars.

  • @bmona7550
    @bmona7550 13 дней назад +1

    It just means they are less reliant to other countries, it hurts it but also makes it a bit more inflation proof compared to the US in a way.

  • @user-ic7fl7dw5q
    @user-ic7fl7dw5q 16 дней назад +3

    SM mall is big company here in the Philippines SMC🎉😂

  • @lucci17
    @lucci17 16 дней назад +5

    And your point is?

  • @romeosanga6109
    @romeosanga6109 17 дней назад

    are we progressing in the manufacturing and industrial fields. Big companies are in service and banking and finance.

  • @Yuuki-md5nq
    @Yuuki-md5nq 18 дней назад +2

    Jollibee is well known fastfood company

  • @okkyway
    @okkyway 10 дней назад +2

    Why are you comparing Petron with Chandra Asri? Their core business is very different. You should compare it with Pertamina Indonesia...hehehe

  • @onelov3288
    @onelov3288 18 дней назад

    How About Govt. Crocodile Group of companies?

  • @mitchenette229
    @mitchenette229 9 дней назад

    There is also a company called: mall of Asia. It's where every Asian comes well not all

  • @arnoldferrer4679
    @arnoldferrer4679 19 дней назад

    Feature the biggest microfince in the philippines please

  • @anythingeverything385
    @anythingeverything385 12 дней назад

    Peso against dollar a big deference

  • @suegap25
    @suegap25 6 дней назад

    Rise up philippines

  • @sakti2014
    @sakti2014 20 дней назад +1

    ini saudara indonesia ❤

  • @jylefranzcayabyab2982
    @jylefranzcayabyab2982 6 дней назад +1

    Remember that we are still third world country, Indonesia and Malaysia are 2nd world countries. Value of stuffs in PH is still far lower.

  • @muhdnoor987
    @muhdnoor987 9 часов назад

    The comparison with Petronas gas is absurd. It is because the Petronas Gas is just one of Petronas' subsidiaries. Fact is, the parent company itself, which is Petronas, is not publicly traded company. Petronas is owned by the government. In Q1 2024 alone, Petronas generated revenue of 20 Billion USD with net profit of 5 Billion USD.

  • @Miggy427
    @Miggy427 16 дней назад

    As what Miriam Defensor said, Philippines is a not heard country from abroad. Which is actually true because the market is not very welcoming to foreign investors.

  • @christiandgreat8127
    @christiandgreat8127 20 дней назад

    Im from US and this is not the way you compare companies

  • @kakainisgaming1625
    @kakainisgaming1625 11 дней назад

    this happen due to only few Filipino engage in Investment and stock.

  • @sadj1419
    @sadj1419 23 дня назад +1

    🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

  • @michaelmarkcavita7979
    @michaelmarkcavita7979 7 дней назад

    I see little pinks.

  • @AstroYT_offical
    @AstroYT_offical 23 дня назад

    LET GO IM SECOND

  • @MegBass
    @MegBass 12 часов назад

    Meanwhile: The Sy family, ranking 9th among Asia's richest, remains focused solely on the Philippines market. 😂

  • @armandgabrielly.fulgencio
    @armandgabrielly.fulgencio 20 дней назад +1

    It's not true PHILIPPINES are rising i watched from other videos and news and also PHILIPPINES are working their own imprestructure like new trains and buildings and skyways.

    • @vonn8973
      @vonn8973 11 дней назад +1

      i dont believe that Philippines is a rising countries cuz ordinary citizens dont feel that . unlike Vietnam and Thailand

  • @dotv8964
    @dotv8964 6 дней назад +1

    The secret this big xompany is low salary and a lot of overtime 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @adiananggaito
    @adiananggaito 23 дня назад

    Bro q1 asean gdp growth please

  • @mkt-7
    @mkt-7 23 дня назад +1

    MAKE JOLLIBEE GREAT AGAIN. NOW, MCDO CHICKEN > JOLLIBEE IN PH.

  • @ginalynbalistoy
    @ginalynbalistoy 22 дня назад +6

    Really? Comparing ph companies in international companies?

    • @nico77212
      @nico77212 21 день назад +7

      Why not? I'm sure those companies compare themselves to bigger companies to strive to be better. Trying to dismiss bigger and better completion just so your feeling doesn't get hurt is the wrong thing to do.

    • @TenCo-by9pf
      @TenCo-by9pf 20 дней назад +2

      Yes Philippines companies have edge to the best of the world like Mc Donald's, Jollibee of Philippines beat Mc Donald's in Phillippines in sales

    • @jhinthegodofadc422
      @jhinthegodofadc422 18 дней назад +2

      ​@@nico77212 no need many Filipino doesn't even know what is market competitor

    • @laplue
      @laplue 17 дней назад +2

      san miguel can be a good competitor

    • @vonn8973
      @vonn8973 11 дней назад +2

      Then Let's compare it to Samsung and LG 60 years ago because that time they are good at creating toothpaste and beauty products.

  • @gangstagummybear3432
    @gangstagummybear3432 22 дня назад +3

    You crack me up with these videos, seems like the objective of your channel is just to make a video making things look over PH stuff, thats moronic, the lack of context behind why all these global corporations are bigger than PH ones is immense, but I understand this is the way that channels get subs and thumbs up, creating a point of look down on PH must equal success on here amongst the Filiipino/Philippines hate crew.

    • @XiWein
      @XiWein 10 дней назад

      I believe you didn't fully watch the video, also you seem to have a low reading comprehension, typical for a pinoy

  • @syoukiko4818
    @syoukiko4818 19 дней назад

    フィリピン、まだまだです😅

  • @namuka1247
    @namuka1247 20 дней назад

    Doupoly becouse of 60/40 no competition among foreign brand there service are trash here in philippines

  • @VideoManiyak
    @VideoManiyak 23 дня назад

    6th?

  • @empath170
    @empath170 11 дней назад

    Sabi si Villar pinakamayaman hahaha ang layo pa ni Villar sa totoo Lang hahaha yang mga ranking talaga deceiving

  • @KS25205
    @KS25205 23 дня назад

    Lmao... I'll take the third place, then 😂

  • @kladklad5410
    @kladklad5410 6 дней назад

    .

  • @aaron1983
    @aaron1983 20 дней назад

    “Alcoholic brand” 🤣

  • @joshuajamessagritalo5906
    @joshuajamessagritalo5906 23 дня назад

    1st

  • @idk1gaming
    @idk1gaming 23 дня назад

    im 5th

    • @IslandStew
      @IslandStew 21 день назад

      Are you one of the many Filipino street children that asked me for money?

  • @idk1gaming
    @idk1gaming 23 дня назад

    im 4th

  • @user-uo9dc1tt1j
    @user-uo9dc1tt1j 16 дней назад

    you forgot cebu pacific🤣🤣🤣

  • @kurthendrix1175
    @kurthendrix1175 9 дней назад

    Lol

  • @user-ju6fj1xv8h
    @user-ju6fj1xv8h 17 дней назад

    your data is not true

  • @cherrys1699
    @cherrys1699 15 дней назад

    Biggest company in philippines is OFW lol

  • @oninolever1720
    @oninolever1720 17 дней назад

    Philippines largest companies are EXPANDING worldwide while known biggest companies are DECLINING and LOSING! LOL!😂

  • @mr.sept.5790
    @mr.sept.5790 19 дней назад

    What is the point of this video. Chinese bots

  • @alexhu5491
    @alexhu5491 17 дней назад +6

    The largest company in the Philippines are caregivers, every year young Filipino caregivers contribute 36% of the Philippines' foreign monetary reserves

    • @ter0874
      @ter0874 17 дней назад +3

      You have a very weird definition of the word company

    • @narutos138
      @narutos138 14 дней назад

      We know philippines is only no.4 human exporter ,no1.still india no.2china .no3 mexico no.5egypt😂so don't worry your country of origin stil ahead of exporting slave .

  • @rowancharliescuaterno7307
    @rowancharliescuaterno7307 14 дней назад +1

    Is this a chinese political propaganda? 😂😂😂

  • @robertnunn3015
    @robertnunn3015 21 день назад

    Their labor rate is so
    Low with such low wages !!

  • @dologongpoloponobonotongpo235
    @dologongpoloponobonotongpo235 13 дней назад

    pldt is owned by indonesians😂

  • @hendsonpassagi2721
    @hendsonpassagi2721 22 дня назад +3

    maybe Indonesia should annex Philippines lol. jk jk. You guys rock!

  • @user-sn2oq4qt7b
    @user-sn2oq4qt7b 13 дней назад

    Everything u said is absolutely correcr and no argument about that. Comparinf it to the world maybe non sense but necesarry

  • @sentotalkacili7407
    @sentotalkacili7407 17 дней назад

    Indonesia and the Philippines are similar countries. the disease is similar. Equally unattractive to investors.
    Rich democracy countries do not want to invest in poor democracy countries. they choose to invest in monarchical or communist countries. they know their own background, that democracy is ineffective, inefficient, filled with mafia and corruptor.

  • @jackotaco294
    @jackotaco294 22 дня назад

    Market cap is the worst valuation.

  • @manuelilagan3054
    @manuelilagan3054 21 день назад +2

    Pinoy baiting again

    • @youwatch1995
      @youwatch1995 20 дней назад +1

      Not really I guess, it has nothing to do with poverty porn or praising locals and places cuz there are only few Filipinos who are interested in business and economic topics

  • @aquillesanhaw3388
    @aquillesanhaw3388 16 дней назад

    Petron have big sales coz of higher interest🥲