- CEO
- Federico Rufino Lopez
- Full Time Employees
- 125
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Regulated Electric
- Address
- Rockwell Business Center Pasig Philippines 1604
- IPO Date
- Jun 24, 2008
- Business
- First Philippine Holdings Corporation (FPH) is a diversified Philippine holding company that invests in and manages subsidiaries engaged in power generation, real estate development, energy solutions including manufacturing, construction services, and other sectors such as geothermal drilling, oil transport, healthcare, education, and financing. Founded on June 30, 1961, and headquartered at Rockwell Business Center Tower 3 in Pasig City, FPH operates primarily in the Philippines through key subsidiaries including First Gen Corporation for clean and renewable energy production via natural gas-fired, hydroelectric, geothermal, wind, and solar power plants; Rockwell Land Corporation for premium residential, commercial, and mixed-use real estate developments; First Philippine Electric Corporation (First Philec) for manufacturing dry-type and fluid-immersed transformers, electronic and electrical products, packaged substations, and solar silicon wafers through its joint venture First Philec Solar Corporation; First Balfour, Inc. for construction of power plants, transmission lines, public infrastructure, and electro-mechanical works; First Philippine Industrial Park for industrial estate development and leasing; and others like Batangas Cogeneration Corporation. The company generates, distributes, and sells electricity; develops and leases residential, commercial, and industrial properties; supplies water and waste management services; produces and crushes concrete aggregates; provides petroleum products distribution; and offers specialized services including truck leasing, quarrying, medical research, and securities transfer. In recent developments, FPH's subsidiary First Gen Corporation entered a strategic partnership in June 2025 with Prime Infrastructure Capital, Inc., under which Prime Infra acquired a 60% stake in First Gen's gas business assets—including the 1000 MW Santa Rita, 500 MW San Lorenzo, 450 MW San Gabriel, and 97 MW Avion power plants, plus the proposed 1200 MW Santa Maria plant and an interim offshore LNG terminal—for PHP 50 billion, with First Gen retaining 40% in the plants and 20% in the LNG terminal alongside Tokyo Gas; FPH also allocated a P57-billion capital expenditure budget for 2025 focused on expanding renewable energy and real estate segments, partnered with Converge ICT Solutions in 2024 for fiber connectivity across its 600-hectare First Philippine Industrial Park in Batangas, and formed a sales partnership with Powertech Associates through First Philec to bolster manufacturing outreach.