Here are the 42 Philippine firms that landed in the 2026 Fortune Southeast Asia 500
Forty-two firms from the Philippines have made the 2026 Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list.
The annual list of the regional corporate landscape, which started in 2024, saw an increase in Filipino companies in the past two years. In 2025, there were 40 firms from the Philippines, and in 2024, there were 38.
Top Frontier Investment, the parent company of San Miguel Corp., landed in the tenth spot with $25.8 billion in revenue (P1.6 trillion). It's the only Pinoy firm in the top 20.
The Sy family's SM Investments Corp. came in 28th, logging $11.85 billion (P717 billion), while Manila Electric, led by Manny V. Pangilinan, came in at 36th with $8.64 billion (P523 billion).
Also landing in the top 60 are Ayala Corp. at 51st with $6.67 billion, the Sy family's BDO Unibank at 52nd with $6.59 billion, and the Ty's GT Capital Holdings with $6.03 billion.
Here's the full list of companies in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 ranking:
- Top Frontier Investment - 10th
- SM Investments - 28th
- Manila Electric - 36th
- Ayala - 51st
- BDO Unibank - 52nd
- GT Capital Holdings - 57th
- JG Summit Holdings - 63rd
- Aboitiz Equity Ventures - 69th
- Jollibee Foods - 71st
- Bank of the Philippine Islands - 85th
- Cosco Capital - 86th
- Metropolitan Bank & Trust - 95th
- PLDT - 96th
- Robinsons Retail Holdings - 100th
- Alliance Global Group - 112th
- International Container Terminal Services - 113th
- PAL Holdings - 115th
- Globe Telecom - 119th
- LT Group - 149th
- China Banking - 161st
- DMCI Holdings - 174th
- Filinvest Development - 176th
- Unionbank - 182nd
- Security Bank - 202nd
- Rizal Commercial Banking - 204th
- Monde Nissin - 209th
- Synergy Grid & Development - 211th
- Lopez Holdings - 214th
- Digiplus Interactive - 215th
- Metro Pacific Investments - 216th
- Century Pacific Food - 217th
- Prime Infrastructure Capital - 246th
- D&L Industries - 289th
- Bloomberry Resorts - 303rd
- Basic Energy - 304th
- Converge ICT - 343rd
- SteelAsia Manufacturing - 356th
- Metro Retail Stores Group - 359th
- Wilcon Depot - 403rd
- SSI Group - 437th
- Nickel Asia - 453rd
- Asia United Bank - 457th
Dominating the regional list is the Singapore-based multinational commodities company, Trafigura Corp., which logged a $240 billion (P14.5 trillion) revenue. Following suit are Thailand's petroleum refining firm PTT with $81 billion (P4.9 trillion), Indonesia's oil company Pertamina at $70.8 billion (P4.28 trillion), Singaporean food processing firm Wilmar International at $70.4 billion (P4.26 trillion), and Singaporean food production company Olam Group with $51.5 billion (P3.1 trillion).
For the ranking, Fortune took into account the firms' revenues for their most recently available fiscal years ended on or before Dec 31, 2025.