Property tycoon Manuel Villar is turning his memorial park developer, Golden MV Holdings, into an upscale property builder with the injection of 400 hectares (4 million square meters) of prime ...

Manuel Villar, the Philippines’ richest tycoon, has joined a heated race of businessmen seeking to expand the nation’s green electricity capacity. Villar plans to spend the 2 billion pesos ...

MANILA, Philippines — Real estate and retail tycoon Manuel Villar has warned the public against a scam that uses a deepfake video of himself introducing a new investment platform. In a statement ...

With the midterm elections now in his rearview mirror, real estate and retail tycoon Manuel Villar is shifting his focus back on developing his most ambitious project the 3,500-hectare Villar City.

Manila: Filipino magnate Manuel “Manny” Villar Jr has secured the 190th position among Forbes' Top 200 billionaires in 2024, boasting a total net worth of $11.7 billion (660.12 billion pesos).

In a statement on Friday night, the company led by real estate mogul Manuel Villar said net income ended at P9.1 billion in the January to September period, up by 10 percent.

Property tycoon Manuel Villar Jr., who chairs listed developer Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc. and listed among the world’s top 200 billionaires, was again included in Forbes Asia’s Heroes of ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Villar Group has expressed its commitment to continue safeguarding the interests of its shareholders and stakeholders by adhering to the highest standards of corporate ...

AllDay Marts—controlled by billionaire Manuel Villar—plans to raise up to 6 billion pesos from its initial public offering, jumping on the IPO bandwagon in one of Southeast Asia’s hottest ...

Manuel Villar, the Philippines’ richest person, is seeking to raise up to 9.18 billion peso ($176 million) in the maiden share sale of a real estate investment trust that comprises some of his ...

Ayala Corp.—controlled by billionaire Jaime Zobel de Ayala—aims to raise 52.5 billion pesos ($1 billion) by divesting some of its non-core asset divestments, beginning with a toll road south ...