Philex Mining Q3 Core Net Income Rises 56% to ₱537 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Philex Mining’s third-quarter 2026 core net income rose 56% to ₱537 million.
  • Reported net income increased 72% to ₱310 million, while EBITDA climbed 44% to ₱1.13 billion.
  • Nine-month reported net income fell to ₱110 million from ₱482 million, reflecting foreign exchange losses of ₱649 million.
  • The Silangan mine produced its first copper cathodes and gold-silver doré following completion of process plant commissioning.
  • First Pacific holds approximately 31.2% of Philex, which has upstream oil and gas exposure through its investment in PXP Energy.


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