Maharlika Fund Remits Over P1.37 Billion Dividend to Treasury
The Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC), the Philippines' sovereign wealth fund, has remitted P1.376 billion in dividends to the Bureau of the Treasury, surpassing the mandatory 50% dividend payout for government-owned and -controlled corporations. MIC reported a net profit of P2.36 billion for 2025, demonstrating its contribution to national finances.
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