Globe Business data revenues hit record ₱11B in H1 2026

Globe Business recorded ₱11 billion in Corporate Data revenues in the first half of 2026, up 15 percent from the same period last year as enterprises increased spending on connectivity and digital solutions.

The company said the figure was its highest first-half Corporate Data revenue on record and marked the first time since 2023 that growth for the period reached double digits.

Corporate Data revenues also reached a record ₱5.9 billion in the second quarter, driven by higher Core Data revenues, particularly domestic internet services, as well as continued demand for information and communication technology (ICT) services and Business Application Solutions.

“Businesses are increasingly treating digital transformation as fundamental to how they operate, serve their customers, and prepare for future growth. The sustained demand we are seeing reflects the importance enterprises place on reliable connectivity and technology that can help them become more efficient, resilient and competitive,” Globe Chief Commercial Officer Darius Delgado said.

Globe Business said it is expanding its enterprise capabilities across connectivity, cloud services, cybersecurity, business applications, and artificial intelligence-enabled solutions as companies face increasingly complex technology requirements.

The growth also comes as Globe continues to invest heavily in its network infrastructure.

The company reported ₱26.3 billion in capital expenditures during the first six months of 2026, with around 91 percent allocated to data-related initiatives aimed at expanding network capacity and improving service quality.

“Our focus is to grow alongside our enterprise customers, helping them turn technology into meaningful business outcomes. As their needs evolve, we will continue strengthening our capabilities to support their transformation and long-term growth,” Delgado said.

Globe Business also showcased its enterprise strategy during G Summit 2026 under the theme “Orchestrating Intelligence.”

Globe Business said it plans to continue developing its enterprise offerings as Philippine organizations increasingly adopt digital technologies to improve productivity, efficiency, and long-term growth.