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First Philippine Holdings Corporation Sells Rockwell Land Stake for ₱15.92 Billion

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First Philippine Holdings Corporation announced the sale of its controlling stake in Rockwell Land to Crème Investment Corporation, a firm associated with Eugenio Lopez III, for ₱15.92 billion. The sale, announced on November 12, 2026, transferred the controlling stake previously held by Federico Lopez's First Philippine Holdings Corporation. Manuel Lopez's children will remain minority owners at Rockwell Land despite the change in ownership.

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The transaction shifts the ownership and control of Rockwell Land from First Philippine Holdings Corporation to Crème Investment Corporation. This sale represents a significant divestment of a major asset by First Philippine Holdings Corporation.

First Philippine Holdings Corp. is seeking clarification on SEC guidance, and the Lopez Group is involved in a Mandaluyong court case.

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