Phinma Corp. Posts Profit Turnaround Driven by Education Business
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Phinma Corp. Posts Profit Turnaround Driven by Education Business

Philippine conglomerate Phinma Corp. has swung to a net profit in the first nine months of the year, driven by strong performance in its education business, reversing last year's loss. Despite headwinds like inflation and high interest rates, the company sees its investments to strengthen its businesses bearing fruit.

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