13 listed companies changing sectoral classification

December 29, 2025 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Stock Exchange Inc. (PSE) is changing the sector and subsector classification of 13 listed companies in line with recent corporate developments.

Under the PSE sector classification guide, a company will be classified to the sector and subsector that closely describes the business activity which generates at least 60 percent of the company’s revenue.

The covered companies include ATN Holdings Inc., DITO CME Holdings Corp., East Coast Vulcan Mining Corp., Easycall Communications Philippines Inc., Filsyn Corp., Jackstones Inc., LMG Corp., PH Resorts Group Holdings Inc., Philippine Racing Club Inc., Premiere Horizon Alliance Corp., Pryce Corp., Uniholdings Inc. and Wellex Industries Inc.

From the holding firms sector, ATN Holdings will now be classified under the industrial sector, with construction, infrastructure and allied services as its subsector classification.

East Coast Vulcan Mining will be classified under mining and oil sector from industrial, while Jackstones will be changed to property from services.

LMG will also transition to the financials sector from industrial at present.

Companies under the services sector such as Jackstones, Philippine Racing Club and Premiere Horizon Alliance will be classified under the property sector.

Also seeing a move into the property sector are Uniholdings (from industrial) and Wellex Industries (from holding firms).

DITO CME, meanwhile, will see a change in its subsector classification under the services sector to telecommunications from information technology at present.

PH Resorts Group will likewise have its subsector classification in the services sector changed to hotel and leisure from casinos and gaming.

Easycall will remain in the services sector, but its subsector classification will be changed to information technology.

Filsyn and Pryce, both of which will remain in the industrial sector, will see a change in their subsector classifications to chemicals and electricity, energy, power and water, respectively.

The PSE said all changes on the sector and subsector classification of the companies will take effect on Jan. 5, 2026.

“The said reclassification is in consideration of corporate developments disclosed to the exchange as well as the result of a review of the companies’ financial statements for the years 2022 to 2024 and the latest quarterly report for 2025,” it said.

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