- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Other metals/Minerals
- Address
- Pasig City Philippines
- IPO Date
- Aug 13, 2013
- Business
- Ferronoux Holdings, Inc. is a Philippines-based investment holding company engaged in identifying, acquiring, holding, and managing equity investments across diversified business sectors, including renewable energy, infrastructure, real estate, natural resources, and financial services. The company provides comprehensive investment holding, strategic management, capital allocation, asset administration, and corporate governance services to its operating entities, joint ventures, and project vehicles. Through its investment holdings, subsidiaries, and strategic initiatives, the company's business activities and asset portfolios encompass renewable power generation and clean energy project development; solar and wind energy asset management; infrastructure development, logistics, and utility asset support; commercial, industrial, and residential real estate development and property investment; mineral exploration, natural resources asset management, and mining project holding; and legacy credit, commercial lending, and specialized financial services. Headquartered in Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines, the company was originally incorporated on October 18, 1995, as AG Finance, Inc., a microfinance and consumer lending institution, before rebranding to Ferronoux Holdings, Inc. and restructuring its corporate purpose to serve as a multi-sector holding corporation. The company primarily targets institutional clients, utility off-takers, commercial enterprises, and industrial partners throughout the Philippines. In recent strategic developments, Ferronoux Holdings, Inc. has accelerated its operational realignment toward sustainable infrastructure and clean energy assets through strategic alliances, targeted asset acquisitions, and capital restructuring initiatives designed to expand its operational footprint in renewable utility projects and support diversified long-term portfolio growth.