DigiPlus Crashes As PSE Index Posts Gain

DigiPus crashed by 13.89 percent as it topped the most active list with a huge trade worth ₱2.19 billion, while the PSE index rose to 6,468.98 points, up 49.83 points or 0.76 percent.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Index, July 3, 2025

Bloomberry, another gaming stock set to challenge Digiplus’ lead in the business, also posted a decline, losing 30 centavos or 6 percent, even as foreign investors were net buyers to the tune of ₱1.105 billion.

The value turnover rose 40 percent to ₱10.2 billion. Foreign buying amounted to ₱4.907 billion against foreign selling of ₱3.802 billion.

The Financials sector went up by 0.95 percent, Mining and Oil advanced by 0.10 percent, while Property rose 0.41 percent.

Holding Firms posted a hefty gain of 1.26 percent as market bellwether SM Investments rallied to a new high of ₱902, up ₱16, although it reached an intraday high of ₱918.50.

Boosting the conglomerates index were GT Capital, up 3.15 percent to ₱655, along with Ayala Corp, DMCI Holdings, and Cosco Capital. The Industrial and Services sectors retreated by 0.34 percent and 0.59 percent, respectively, with total foreign trades of ₱8.7 billion.

BDO Unibank went up by 3.07 percent to ₱154.60 as foreigners bought ₱105 million out of ₱416 million, while Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) retreated 70 centavos to ₱127, as foreigners dumped ₱235 million out of ₱605 million.

There were 84 gainers, 126 losers, and 60 unchanged issues. Among the gainers were SM Prime, Topline, ICTSI, PhilWeb, PNB, Puregold, ACEN, Alternergy, Figaro Coffee, First Gen, ABS-CBN, Globe Telecom, and PLDT.

The losers included Ayala Land, Security Bank, Union Bank, Bright Kindle, Aboitiz Power, Basic Energy, Monde Nissin, San Miguel, Belle Corp, Converge, Megaworld, DITO CME, and DoubleDragon.

Unchanged stocks included Petron, SPNEC, Ginebra, Jollibee Foods, Vitarich, Vista Land, VistaREIT, and Abacore.