Philippine Equities: Supercity Realty, TKC Metals Lead Rally; Jolliville, Cebu Air Plummet
Posted on 12/29/25
The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) saw a mixed bag of fortunes today as a handful of companies recorded significant gains, largely driven by smaller-cap firms and select real estate and industrial plays. Conversely, some key players, including a major airline and holding firms, experienced sharp declines, reflecting a day of diverse investor sentiment.
Top Gainers: Realty and Metals Shine
Leading the pack was Supercity Realty Development Corporation (SRDC), which surged by an impressive 49.92%. The stock added P3.03 to close at P9.10, with 3,600 shares worth P32,760.00 changing hands. This significant jump highlights a growing interest in the realty sector, particularly among smaller developers.
Another notable performer was TKC Metals Corporation (T), which saw its share price escalate by 39.68%, or P0.125, to end the day at P0.44. The company recorded a substantial volume of 570,000 shares, translating to a total value of P248,350.00. Optimism in the industrial and metals sector could be contributing to this upward momentum.
Philippine Racing Club, Inc. (PRC) also galloped ahead, posting a 31.74% increase. Its stock price rose by P1.59 to P6.60, albeit on a modest volume of 2,400 shares valued at P14,572.00. Speculation surrounding the development potential of its extensive land bank continues to be a key driver for investor interest.
Seafront Resources Corporation (SPM) saw its shares climb by 23.56%, adding P0.45 to close at P2.36. Trading activity for SPM involved 18,000 shares, totaling P37,190.00.
In the financial sector, Philippine Trust Company (PTC) experienced a robust 20.00% gain, with its shares increasing by P20.00 to P120.00. A total of 1,640 shares were traded, reaching a value of P196,252.00.
Rounding out the top gainers were First Abacus Financial Holdings Corp. (FAF), up 17.86% to P0.66 on 5,000 shares valued at P3,300.00; Prime Media Holdings, Inc. (PRIM), which climbed 17.12% to P1.30 with 106,000 shares worth P131,430.00; Vista Land & Lifescapes, Inc. (VLL), gaining 11.83% to P1.04 with significant trading of 3,896,000 shares valued at P3,936,950.00; Vistamalls, Inc. (STR), rising 11.61% to P1.25 on 87,000 shares worth P100,530.00; and Ferronoux Holdings, Inc. (FERRO), which increased by 11.11% to P5.00 with 42,000 shares valued at P210,400.00.
Top Losers: Holdings and Aviation Face Downward Pressure
On the losing end, Jolliville Holdings Corporation (JOH) registered the steepest decline, shedding a significant 29.84% of its value. The stock plunged by P1.31 to settle at P3.08, with 257,000 shares trading for P795,140.00. Such a sharp drop in a holding company stock often reflects broader profit-taking or specific investor concerns.
Keppel Philippines Properties, Inc. (KEP) also saw a substantial retreat, falling by 10.93%. Its shares decreased by P0.27 to P2.20 on a volume of 7,000 shares, totaling P15,670.00.
Medco Holdings, Inc. (MED) was down by 10.89%, or P0.011, closing at P0.09. The stock traded 560,000 shares for P50,870.00.
Swift Foods, Inc. (SFI) declined by 7.84%, with its share price dropping P0.004 to P0.047. This was on a significant volume of 2,510,000 shares, amounting to P118,270.00.
CTS Global Equity Group, Inc. (CTS) fell by 7.69%, losing P0.03 to close at P0.36, with a total value of P147,650.00 from 400,000 shares.
Other significant losers included PH Resorts Group Holdings, Inc. (PHR), which decreased by 7.64% to P0.133 on 740,000 shares valued at P101,290.00; Vantage Equities, Inc. (V), down 7.29% to P0.89 with 316,000 shares traded for P291,870.00; Philippine Savings Bank (PSB), which shed 6.82% or P3.95 to P54.00, trading 2,130 shares for P117,252.00; Nihao Mineral Resources International, Inc. (NI), dropping 5.97% to P0.315 with 140,000 shares valued at P45,600.00; and Cebu Air, Inc. (CEB), which slipped by 5.74%, or P1.95, to finish at P32.00. Cebu Air’s decline came with a substantial volume of 970,700 shares valued at P31,455,800.00, potentially reflecting ongoing concerns in the aviation sector regarding fuel costs or market competition.
Today's trading session underscores the divergent paths taken by different sectors and individual companies, with speculative interest driving some smaller issues to impressive highs, while larger, more established players faced correctional pressures.
