40 PH companies in Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list
Forty companies from the Philippines were included in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list for 2025, which ranks the 500 biggest companies in the region based on their revenues, at the average exchange rate during the year.
According to Fortune, the latest list shows a snapshot of a region that it described as 'ready to take advantage' of shifts in the global supply chain, and booming industries such as mining, electric vehicles, and artificial intelligence.
This year's list was topped for the second straight year by Singapore-headquartered Trafigura Group with $243.201 billion.
It was followed by Thailand's PTT with $87.635 billion, Indonesia's Pertamina with $75.327 billion, and Singapore-based Wilmar International with $67.379 billion, and Olam Group with $42.028 billion.
Revenue and profit figures for the companies reporting in their local currency were converted to US dollars at the average exchange rate during each company's fiscal year, with the minimum revenue threshold set at $349.4 million.
The collective companies on the 2025 list recorded $1.82 trillion in revenue in 2024, higher than the $1.79 trillion in 2023.
'Together, the Southeast Asia 500 companies are playing an increasingly important role in global supply chains — capturing manufacturing capacity from shifting from China, which is drawing significant capital flows and reshaping global trade dynamics,' Fortune said.
Below is a list of the Philippine companies included in the list:
— RSJ, GMA Integrated News
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