Del Rosario: Not giving up on Phinma, country despite headwinds
Tycoon Ramon del Rosario Jr., chairman and CEO of Phinma Corp., stated that delisting the company from the Philippine Stock Exchange is not a priority, despite its thinly traded and undervalued stock. He expressed optimism for the Philippines' future and his commitment to addressing societal issues through business, particularly in education.
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