The PR & Events Circuit

lPAVIA, ILOILO — Two major businesses in Pavia, Iloilo - Vitarich Corporation and Visayas Coco Development Incorporated, have recently chosen MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) as their electric distribution partner. Vitarich Corporation, a leading feed mill company, completed its migration to MORE Power on June 2, 2026. Meanwhile, Visayas Coco Development Incorporated, a coconut oil manufacturer, joined the distribution utility on July 8, 2026. The Vitarich migration ceremony was attended by company engineers and officials of the Local Government Unit of Pavia, alongside MORE Power Executive Chief Operating Officer Engr. Ronald Torres and Vice President for Marketing, Corporate Affairs and Customer Care Maricris Cabalhin. For Visayas Coco Development Incorporated, Chief Operating Officer Christian Yu joined MORE Power officials during the company’s migration ceremony. “We are looking forward to a lifetime partnership with MORE Power. We want to make sure that we are gett...

  CNBC’s names Mynt as the sole Philippine company in its 2026 world’s top fintech companies list Mynt, Inc., the parent company of the group behind GCash, has been named among the World’s Top Fintech Companies 2026 by CNBC (Consumer News and Business Channel), a leading global business media outlet, and Statista, a German data platform. Listed under the Payments category, Mynt stands out as the only Philippine fintech company to make it to this prestigious international ranking. This recognition underscores Mynt’s position as a homegrown success story, proving that Philippine innovation can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the world’s best. As the driving force behind GCash, the country’s #1 finance superapp and most preferred payment option, Mynt continues to set a global benchmark for financial inclusion, empowering millions of Filipinos with secure, accessible, and transformative digital financial services. “We are honored to represent the Philippines on the global fintech stage...

Most people never see a data center, but rely on one every day. Every online transaction, bank transfer, video conversation, cloud application and AI-powered service relies on infrastructure that securely stores, processes and handles huge volumes of digital information. As more aspects of our lives rely on online use, data centers have quietly become a critical infrastructure for any country to run. Research and Markets places the Philippine data center market value at about US$633 million in 2024 and forecasts it would triple to US$1.97 billion by 2030, expanding at more than 20% annually. As the Philippines has one of the most digitally engaged populations in the world with around 97.5 million internet users, the demand for cloud services streaming, gaming enterprise applications, and AI continues to grow exponentially. Data centers have become essential to the digital economy as roads are to transportation or power plants to electricity. The aim is to build more to fulfill real nee...