Globe closes term loan facilities with BDO Unibank, LBP

Globe has signed term loan facilities with BDO Unibank, Inc. and Land Bank of the Philippines (LBP) for ₱10 billion and ₱5 billion respectively. The loans shall be used to finance the company’s capital expenditures, debt refinancing, and for general corporate requirements.

Globe invested a record level capital expenditure of ₱65.4 billion as of end-September 2021, surpassing last year’s full year investment of ₱60.3 billion. About 84% of the capex investment went to data network builds to address and elevate mobile and internet experience for a greater number of Filipinos.

As part of Globe’s campaign to deliver first-world connectivity to Filipinos, the company sustained its network build momentum with 1,080 new cell sites, upgrading at least 12,900 sites including both 4G LTE and 5G, and installing over one million fiber-to-the-home lines, which already surpassed this year’s full-year target.

Globe is fully committed to support 10 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, such as UNSDG No. 9 highlighting the role of infrastructure and innovation as crucial drivers of economic growth and development. (Globe) – jlo

 

Popular

Palace won’t interfere with HOR Dolomite Beach probe, warns against politicking

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet Citing an upcoming probe on Manila Bay’s Dolomite Beach to be held by the House of Representatives on November 17, the...

PBBM orders early release of 2025 year-end bonus, cash gift for gov’t workers

By Brian Campued Government workers are set to receive their 2025 year-end bonus that is equivalent to one month's basic salary as well as a...

PBBM ‘hard at work’ to alleviate poverty, uplift PH economy

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet Malacañang assured the masses that the government is doing everything in its power to uplift Filipinos’ lives, by stemming poverty at...

PBBM hopes for peaceful Bonifacio Day protests

By Dean Aubrey Caratiquet  Acknowledging the citizenry’s outrage over the flood control mess and anticipating mass demonstrations on November 30, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr....