High-Flyers and Steep Falls: A Look at Today's PSE Movers
Posted on 9/15/26
Trading activity saw significant movements across various sectors today, with some companies experiencing remarkable gains while others faced notable pullbacks. Investors closely watched shifts in small-cap and established players alike as the day concluded.
Top Gainers
Leading the charge was Supercity Realty Development Corporation (SRDC), which rocketed to a Last Done Price of 15.00, marking an impressive gain of 5.00 or 50.0%. A volume of 6,800 shares were traded, totaling 98,558.00 in value.
Makati Finance Corporation (MFIN) also performed strongly, closing at 2.17. The stock saw its price climb by 0.27, representing a 14.21% increase. Trading volume for MFIN reached 3,000 shares, with a total value of 6,510.00.
Lodestar Investment Holdings Corporation (LODE) surged by 0.05, or 11.36%, to finish the day at a Last Done Price of 0.49. The company recorded substantial trading, with 9,230,000 shares exchanged for a total value of 4,401,850.00.
Jackstones, Inc. (JAS) posted a respectable gain of 0.18, or 11.11%, reaching a Last Done Price of 1.80. A total of 7,000 shares were traded, valued at 12,430.00.
LMG Corp. (LMG) closed at 0.425, up by 0.04 or 10.39%. The day's trading saw 960,000 shares change hands, amounting to a total value of 391,250.00.
Millennium Global Holdings, Inc. (MG) experienced an increase of 0.006, or 8.70%, ending the session at 0.075. Trading volume was 180,000 shares, with a value of 13,280.00.
PH Resorts Group Holdings, Inc. (PHR) saw its price rise by 0.013, or 7.98%, to a Last Done Price of 0.176. The stock generated a significant volume of 4,830,000 shares, for a total value of 849,800.00.
Paxys, Inc. (PAX) gained 0.25, or 7.89%, closing at 3.42. The company traded 15,000 shares, resulting in a total value of 50,840.00.
Kepwealth Property Phils., Inc. (KPPI) increased by 0.10, or 6.71%, to reach a Last Done Price of 1.59. Volume for the day was 22,000 shares, with a value of 33,100.00.
PetroEnergy Resources Corporation (PERC) concluded the day at 4.80, up by 0.30 or 6.67%. The energy firm's shares traded totaled 840,000, with a significant value of 4,000,170.00.
Top Losers
On the losing end, CIRTEK Holdings Philippines Corporation Preferred B-2 Subseries D Shares (TCB2D) led the declines, shedding 0.68 or 9.20% to settle at a Last Done Price of 6.71. Volume was 13,900 shares, valued at 102,653.00.
Ginebra San Miguel, Inc. (GSMI) saw a significant dip, closing at 199.50. This represents a decline of 18.50 or 8.49% from its previous close. The beverage giant recorded a robust volume of 434,290 shares, with a total value of 88,469,600.00.
Alliance Select Foods International, Inc. (FOOD) experienced an 8.14% drop, with its price falling by 0.035 to a Last Done Price of 0.395. A total of 300,000 shares were traded, amounting to 120,450.00.
CIRTEK Holdings Philippines Corporation (TECH) also faced a considerable decline, losing 0.11 or 7.59% to close at 1.34. The stock had a high trading volume of 9,729,000 shares, valued at 13,438,200.00.
Ionics, Inc. (ION) decreased by 0.26 or 7.47%, settling at a Last Done Price of 3.22. It recorded a substantial volume of 15,141,000 shares, with a total value of 50,162,400.00.
DFNN, Inc. (DFNN) fell by 0.05, or 7.14%, to a Last Done Price of 0.65. The company traded 21,000 shares, valued at 13,850.00.
Century Properties Group Inc. (CPG) saw its price drop by 0.04, or 6.25%, closing at 0.60. A high volume of 18,615,000 shares were exchanged, totaling 11,266,500.00 in value.
Union Bank of the Philippines (UBP) declined by 1.35, or 5.79%, to a Last Done Price of 21.95. The banking stock traded 365,400 shares, with a total value of 8,038,020.00.
Century Peak Holdings Corporation (CPM) closed at 2.01, down by 0.12 or 5.63%. A volume of 10,000 shares were traded, valued at 20,100.00.
Manila Mining Corporation "B" (MAB) lost 0.0005, a 5.26% decrease, ending the day at 0.009. The mining firm traded 6,000,000 shares, valued at 54,000.00.
Today's trading session showcased a dynamic market, with significant gains in property and investment sectors, alongside notable pullbacks in preferred shares, food, and technology-related stocks.
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