Showing posts with label World's Best Companies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label World's Best Companies. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 September 2026

Jollibee, 3 PH banks make list of TIME and Statista’s World’s Best Companies 2026

Jollibee, 3 PH banks make list of TIME and Statista’s World’s Best Companies 2026

Benise Balaoing
ABS-CBN News
September 15, 2026

MANILA — Jollibee and three Philippine banks made the list of TIME and Statista’s World’s Best Companies 2026.

Jollibee placed 897th on the list, with an overall score of 73.67 based on employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability transparency.



Topping the list of Philippine companies was Security Bank, placing 508th with a score of 78.65. 

The lender was followed by Union Bank of the Philippines, which was at 681st with a score of 76.41.


Placing 966th was Metrobank, with a score of 72.83.



In 2025, Ayala Corporation topped the list of Philippine companies that made it to the ranking.

Ayala leads PH firms in TIME and Statista’s World’s Best Companies 2025.

Nvidia topped the global 2026 list, as TIME noted that the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips remains strong. 

Other companies that made it to the Top 10 of the list are healthcare giant Cigna, Apple, Meta Platforms, AstraZeneca, Microsoft, Deutsche Telekom, Accenture, McKesson, and Advanced Micro Devices.

Friday, 12 September 2025

Ten Philippine firms made it to Time and Statista’s World’s Best Companies list for 2025

Philippine firms in 2025 World's Best Companies list

By Earl John Alfaro
Manila Times
12 September 2025

TEN Philippine firms made it to Time and Statista’s World’s Best Companies list for 2025, with Ayala Corp. the highest in 210th place.


The 1,000 firms on the list were measured on employee satisfaction, revenue growth and sustainability transparency.

Ayala, the country’s oldest conglomerate, scored an overall 86.26 out of a possible 100. It ranked high in employee satisfaction (95th) and placed 587th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank # 1; World Rank # 210

“This recognition inspires us to be an even better Ayala as we journey to our 200th year,” Ayala President and CEO Cezar Consing said in a statement on Thursday.

“We share this with our employees and partners, whose hard work and support helped Ayala earn this honor,” he added

Security Bank Corp. followed in 369th place with a score of 84.04, ranking 146th in employee satisfaction and 534th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #2; World Rank #369

SM Investments Corp., the parent firm of the SM group, placed 407th with a score of 83.46. It ranked 522nd in employee satisfaction and 747th in sustainability transparency, while its affiliate, China Banking Corp., also made the list at 882nd place with a score of 75.62, ranking 639th in employee satisfaction and 927th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #3; World Rank #407

“This recognition inspires us to keep strengthening our efforts in creating value for our stakeholders and contributing positively to our communities,” SM Investments President and CEO Frederic DyBuncio said in a separate statement.

“It also reflects our balanced approach to growth, delivering strong results for shareholders while also fostering long-term value and resilience for employees, partners and communities.”

Other Philippine companies on the list were:

– Jollibee Foods Corp. (685th with a score of 79.29), 211th in employee satisfaction and 913th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #4; World Rank #685

– Union Bank of the Philippines (764th, 78.15), 321st in employee satisfaction and 771st in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #5; World Rank #764

– International Container Terminal Services Inc. (828th, 76.87), 790th in employee satisfaction and 846th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #6; World Rank #828


– China Bank. (882nd, 75.62), 639th in employee satisfaction, 927th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #7; World Rank #882

– JG Summit Holdings Inc. (949th, 73.13), 858th in employee satisfaction, 949th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #8; World Rank #949

– Robinsons Retail Holdings Inc. (962nd, 72.69), 527th in employee satisfaction, 848th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #9; World Rank # 962

– Filinvest Development Corp. (995th, 71.42), 988th in employee satisfaction, 936th in sustainability transparency.

PH Rank #10; World Rank # 988

Ayala and SM Investments were said to have recorded “very high” revenue growth while Security Bank, Jollibee, ICTSI, Chinabank, JG Summit and Filinvest were scored “high.” UnionBank and Robinsons Retail revenues, meanwhile, were “moderate.”

Nvidia, which in the summer became the first public company to hit $4 trillion in market value, topped the 2025 ranking. Time said it “rose through the ranks on a wave of growing artificial intelligence (AI) demand and a well-performing gaming division.”

Microsoft, second on this list and just behind Nvidia in market value, was also said to have seen revenue surge last year due to AI and cloud computing.

Last year’s No. 1, Apple, was dropped from the list due to a decline in revenue from 2022 to 2024. Time noted that Wall Street analysts had linked the revenue drop to Apple having fallen behind on AI.

To measure employee satisfaction, Time and Statista used surveys of over 200,000 workers worldwide, while revenue growth was assessed using data for the last three years.

Companies should have generated at least $100 million in revenues in 2023 and 2024 depending on the most recent data and also needed to have recorded growth over the last three years.

As for sustainability transparency, environmental, social and governance data were considered, including carbon emissions reduction, the share of women in the companies’ boards, the existence of human rights policies, corporate social responsibility reporting and corruption/anti-corruption guidelines.

Friday, 13 June 2025

Seven PH companies in Forbes world's 2000 largest

Sy-led firms lead Philippine companies on Forbes ‘Global 2000’ list

Meg J. Adonis - Reporter
Inquirer.net
13 June 2025

MANILA, Philippines – Seven companies based in the Philippines made it to Forbes Magazine’s list of the world’s 2,000 largest listed companies, cornering a combined market value of $70 billion.


These are SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), BDO Unibank Inc., Top Frontier Investment Holdings, Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. (Metrobank), Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), Ayala Corp. and International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI).

These firms were ranked according to revenue, profit, assets and market value, with SMIC taking the top spot at 811th.

Apart from Top Frontier, all the companies included in the list are also members of the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi). The benchmark index is composed of the 30 most valuable and actively traded stocks listed on the local bourse.

Top Frontier is the controlling shareholder of San Miguel Corp., in which it has a 65.99-percent stake.

“For the 23rd year, Forbes’ Global 2000 ranks the largest public companies in the world using four metrics—sales, profits, assets and market value—and despite the geopolitical uncertainty and combativeness resulting from Donald Trump’s tariffs, all four reached records this year,” Forbes said in a statement.

Thursday, 13 February 2025

29 PH companies part of TIME World's Best Companies of 2025 for Asia-Pacific

29 PH firms part of TIME World's Best Companies of 2025 for Asia-Pacific

Jon Viktor D. Cabuenas
GMA Integrated News
13 February 2025

Nearly 30 firms based in the Philippines were included in TIME and Statista's "World's Best Companies of 2025" list for the Asia-Pacific region, which takes into account employee satisfaction, financial performance, and sustainability transparency.

According to TIME, companies across the region were scored out of all three factors, which were added on an equal percentage basis to form the final ranking score with a maximum of 100 points.

Employee satisfaction was based on survey data from 2023 from employees worldwide, with a main focus on the Asia-Pacific. Data was collected from over 50,000 participants, who evaluated companies based on direct and indirect recommendations.

Financial performance was evaluated through data from Statista's financial database, with firms needing a revenue of at least $100 million in 2023 to be considered.

Sustainability transparency was evaluated based on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data from 2022, including carbon emissions intensity and reduction, along with the carbon disclosure project (CDP) rating.

Below is a list of the companies based in the Philippines that made the list:


This year's list for Asia Pacific was topped by Singapore's DBS Bank, followed by Malaysia's Maybank, South Korea's Kia and Shinhan Financial Group, and India's Wipro.

Completing the top 10 are Singapore's Oversea-Chinese Banking, India's Infosys, Japan's Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group and Nissan Motor Corporation, and South Korea's Hyundai. — VDV, GMA Integrated News

Friday, 13 September 2024

Philippines has 12 of the best companies in the world

12 Philippine Companies Make It to TIME's Best Companies in 2024

Story by Micah Avry Guiao 
Spot.ph
13 September 2024

TIME has unveiled its inaugural 1,000 World’s Best Companies list—with 12 Philippine companies making the cut for 2024. Ayala Corporation leads the pack at the 274th place. 

The companies were ranked based on three main categories: employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability transparency.

Prominent conglomerates and holding companies from the Philippines included in the list are San Miguel Corporation, SM Investments, Jollibee Foods Corporation, Aboitiz Group, Robinsons Retail Holdings, and Alliance Global, so it's a group that covers various sectors from business services to food and beverage.

The banking and financial services sector is also well-represented with Security Bank Corporation, China Bank, and Metropolitan Bank and Trust making it to the elite 1000.

Impressively, Security Bank Corporation had both the highest employee satisfaction rank at 5th place and the highest sustainability rank at 632nd place out of the 12 Philippine companies on the list.

Philippine companies in TIME World's Best Companies list

Ayala Corporation (Conglomerate)

  • Rank – 274
  • Overall score –89.43%
  • Sustainability rank – 655
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 41
  • Revenue growth – High

Security Bank Corporation (Banking and Financial Services)
  • Rank – 451
  • Overall score – 87.39%
  • Sustainability rank – 632
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 5
  • Revenue growth – Moderate
San Miguel Corporation (Food and Beverages)
  • Rank – 463
  • Overall score – 87.24%
  • Sustainability rank – 851
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 123
  • Revenue growth – Very High
SM Investments (Banking and Financial Services)
  • Rank – 502
  • Overall score – 86.73%
  • Sustainability rank – 763
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 288
  • Revenue growth – Very High
SM Prime Holdings (Business Services and Supplies)
  • Rank – 577
  • Overall score – 85.75%
  • Sustainability rank – 735
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 592
  • Revenue growth – Very High
Jollibee Foods Corporation (Food and Beverages)
  • Rank – 649
  • Overall score – 84.81%
  • Sustainability rank – 831
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 425
  • Revenue growth – Very High
Aboitiz Group (Conglomerate)
  • Rank – 727
  • Overall score – 83.81%
  • Sustainability rank – 809
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 639
  • Revenue growth – High
Robinsons Retail Holdings (Retail, Wholesale, and Consumer Goods)
  • Rank – 775
  • Overall score – 82.89%
  • Sustainability rank – 838
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 316
  • Revenue growth – Moderate
China Bank Philippines (Banking and Financial Services)
  • Rank – 849
  • Overall score – 80.98%
  • Sustainability rank – 883
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 465
  • Revenue growth – High
Alliance Global (Conglomerate)
  • Rank – 863
  • Overall score – 80.49%
  • Sustainability rank – 940
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 120
  • Revenue Growth – High
PLDT (Telecommunications Services)
  • Rank – 897
  • Overall score – 79.38%
  • Sustainability rank – 691
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 435
  • Growth rate – Moderate
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company (Banking and Financial Services)
  • Rank – 935
  • Overall score – 77.38%
  • Sustainability rank – 980
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 162
  • Growth rate – Moderate
Puregold Price Club (Retail, Wholesale, and Consumer Goods)
  • Rank – 997
  • Overall score – 72.14%
  • Sustainability rank – 988
  • Employee satisfaction rank – 694
  • Growth rate – Moderate
According to TIME, "no one sector dominated" in 2024, but four of the top 10 companies in the world are tech giants Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta Platforms (Facebook's parent company) scoring above 96%.