How Big Is The Philippines Ayala Corporation?

Ayala Corporation is arguably the Philippines' largest corporation, it has roots across the entire nation's numerous industries, even a place within the political system. Its sheer size places it as a world-class brand, notable for grooming unicorn startups and rising into emerging world trends.

Narrated by Chris (Chowson)
Video Edited by Chandor Kumar

Timestamp(s):
0:00 The Ayala Family
1:04 The History & Ayala Land
2:02 BPI & Globe Telecom
3:07 AC Energy & Other Businesses
4:31 A Global Brand

Brought to you by the Behind Asian Team.

[BehindAsia]

Ayala Corporation is on its way to become a world-class brand after it had gone on to brew the country's largest unicorn startup. Where do you think is the further future of Ayala? Let us know down below!

[Aegon_Targaryen]

Love Philippines from India 🇮🇳🇵🇭

Together we stand Together we strong 💪

Our Philippine brothers have a bright future

[ryannabuspropertyspecialis]

I'm with Ayala Land and I'm so proud to be part of this giant conglomerate that really cares for its people, its clients, and the environment.
My clients who invested in an Ayala Land property are all so happy with their investments. Ayala Land and all Ayala Group companies truly deliver.

[NNA]

The Phillipines has a lot of potential to grow.

[Stephen_Jabs]

What excites me more is the electronic chips industry of the Ayala Corp. I hope it would turn into a world class chip making company like Taiwan's TSMC

[ashplays]

Lets Philippines Great Again🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 tiger of asia

[noylee]

Ayala corp is truly converting ph landscapes the ayala brand into a class the pinoy way.

[noylee]

Truly the ayalas contributed big in philippine inclusion to the elite newly industrialized countries in the world.

[pmdrglj]

#FactCheck

Ayala is not their family name. It’s their hometown in Spain. Zobel is their surname. Hence, [First Name] Zobel de Ayala.

[勇敢なチャート]

Surprised that Ayala malls nor district is included

[MetalpigTV]

How about Joey Ayala of Bagong Lumad and Noel 'Ungga' Ayala of Batibot, are they relatives of the Ayala's?

[maarlikha]

🇮🇩 🇵🇭
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🌊 laut
💨 angin (hangin) -wind
🌧️ hujan (ulan)
🌀 lagi (pa lagi) -again
🌙 bulan (buwan) -moon
🔥 api (apoy)
🐽 babi (baboy)
🐟 ikan (isda)
💧 minum (inom)
🍚 makan (kanin / ka in)
🌱 biji (binji / binhi)
🌿 daun (dahon)
👁️ mata
👄 bibir (bibig / labi)
💋 lembut (ma lambot)
👂 telinga (teinga / tainga)
👃 hidung (ilung / ilong)
👃 bau (bahu / amoy)
🚩 bangsa (bansa)

[joshbasa]

In olongapo there Is a Ayala called harbor point

[boy_ngiwi]

This video failed to mention that Ayala companies make up about a 3rd of the entire PH stock exchange. And that the Ayalas also used to own San Miguel Corp and Philippine Airlines before the thieving Marcos sequestered them

[whatthefisfilipinx]

One thing is certain, Ayala makes Manila rich.

[Aegon_Targaryen]

Hey please make Video on Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC)

[edison]

ayala is an old money here in the philippines.

[maalat]

I’m a bit disappointed buying a condo in AMAIA. The fixtures like kitchen and bathroom faucets are so cheap and rusty. There are no kitchen and bathroom cabinets unlike when you buy in the US, they are included in the sale. The hallway has cheap linoleum. It was almost brand new when I bought it but there are cracks inside my condo and outside due to earthquakes or poor workmanship since built. Roof leaks, gutter leaks, stains from leaks are all over, all you have to do is look up at Esperanza buildings. Stains on outside walls are the responsibility of owners. It’s outside and the cost to fix it should come out of monthly dues from owners. Nope, not our case, it’s individual’s responsibility. Now there are two brand new buildings and units are for sale. If they see the existing buildings with ugly stains on faded walls, cracks on walls, waterfalls from busted gutters, leaking roofs, do you think they will buy? These buildings are still in the new category, probably 5 years old. AMAIA kaya ko na is supposed to be for buyers that can afford a condo. I bought it because it is Ayala. But I’m quite disappointed. May be the net income of 5 billion pesos can be plowed back to better construction, better fixtures, and Ayala’s responsibility to fix broken gutters, leaks, and broken spouts. It seems Ayala needs to go back to the drawing board and redesign AMAIA to avoid broken gutters, broken spouts, leaky rooks, flat roofing where cement is pulverized from strong and massive pounding from the rain. The strainer under the sink creates a sewage smell even if it gets cleaned. It’s a nuisance…

[joshuainvoker]

In the Philipines if your last name is "Ayala" they will think that you are rich because your last name is "Ayala"

[boy_ngiwi]

Wrong. That prefab guy is PH's first billion dollar unicorn