Villar Group Faces Debt Pressure as Properties Reportedly Go Up for Sale
The Villar Group in the Philippines is reportedly divesting properties amidst significant debt repayment pressures. Following the sale of its retail ventures, a major commercial complex is also rumored to be on the market, highlighting the group's financial strain.
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