Maharlika Investment Corp. Eyes 'Buy-Low' Opportunities Amidst Economic Slowdown
The Philippines' Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC) views the ongoing fall in asset values due to the economic slowdown as an investment opportunity for domestic projects, with a focus on infrastructure development to improve citizens' lives.
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