THIRTEEN companies from the Philippines have earned recognition in TIME’s 2024 World’s Best Companies list, underscoring their strong performance and resilience in a competitive global marketplace.
Compiled by Statista in partnership with TIME, the list evaluated 1,000 companies worldwide based on criteria such as employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) metrics.
These Filipino firms’ inclusion highlighted their sustainability achievements, employee satisfaction, and revenue growth.
Leading the charge is Ayala Corporation, which ranks 274th with a score of 89.43, recognized for its sustainability initiatives and revenue growth in the conglomerate sector.
Security Bank Corp. follows closely at 451st with a score of 87.39, achieving 5th place globally for employee satisfaction within the banking and financial services industry.
San Miguel Corp. ranks 463rd with a score of 87.24, demonstrating remarkable revenue increases in the food and beverage sector.
SM Investments Corp. is positioned at 502nd with a score of 86.73, lauded for its strong revenue growth and sustainability practices in banking and financial services.
SM Prime Holdings holds the 577th spot with a score of 85.75, recognized for substantial revenue growth in business services and supplies.
Jollibee Foods Corp. comes in at 649th with a score of 84.81, celebrated for its robust revenue growth and ongoing global expansion in the food and beverage industry.
Aboitiz Group ranks 727th with a score of 83.81, acknowledged for its contributions to sustainability and employee satisfaction in the conglomerate sector.
Robinsons Retail Holdings is positioned at 775th with a score of 82.89, notable for its moderate sustainability efforts in the retail and consumer goods space.
China Banking Corp. (China Bank) occupies the 849th position with a score of 80.98, highlighting strong performance and high revenue growth in the banking sector.
Alliance Global Group is at 863rd with a score of 80.49, recognized for its consistent growth and commitment to sustainability as a major conglomerate.
PLDT ranks 897th with a score of 79.38, noted for moderate revenue growth and solid employee satisfaction in the telecommunications field.
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. is in 935th place with a score of 77.38, distinguished for steady growth in the banking industry.
Lastly, Puregold Price Club rounds out the list at 997th with a score of 72.14, recognized for its consistent growth in the retail and consumer goods market. (Manila Bulletin)