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Megaworld Corporation is the Philippines’s top residential condo developer by unit sales, and supplies mainly mid-range high-rise blocks.

The company has built a wide range of mixed-use real estate developments in Metro Manila. It is also the largest office leasing company for BPO locations.

Meralco remains profitable but growth losing steam.

Founded in 1903, Manila Electric Company is the largest distributor of electricity in the Philippines generating and distributing power to more than 5.5m commercial, industrial and residential customers.

Founded in 1934, Globe Telecom Inc. is the second-largest provider of telecommunications services in the Philippines. The company has more than 61m mobile subscribers and also offers broadband network, fixed-line data and fixed-line voice services.

One reason accolades flow annually to Mr. Cu, the CEO, is that GLO has continued to put up high marks.

Puregold Price Club Incorporated is the second-largest food retailer in the Philippines, catering to both end consumers and resellers. The company sells consumer goods through its 291 stores.

Leonardo Dayao has been the president of the company since 1998. In the last five-year period, both profitability and sales growth have remained high.

DMCI Holdings Incorporated is a major Philippines-based conglomerate. In the past, its core business was construction, but power, mining and property development have recently become its main profit sources.

Isidro Consunji took full control of the company from his father, founder David Consunji, at the end of 2014. The younger Consunji’s leadership has shown successful thus far.

LT Group Incorporated is one of the largest conglomerates in the Philippines with investments in banking, tobacco, beverages, real estate and alcohol. Dr. Lucio C. Tan is both the Chairman of the Board and the CEO, since 1995.

Bloomberry Resorts Corp is a holding company that focuses on managing and operating high-end hotel & casino complexes in the Philippines and South Korea.

While 2014 was a fantastic year for BLOOM, the company has fallen to the lowest ranking for profitable growth the last two years under Razon’s leadership.