Top 30 Companies of the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEI)

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If you have stock investments in the Philippines, it is important to know the updated list of companies on the Philippine Stock Exchange Index in 2023.

Whether you’re trading in the stock market, investing in mutual funds, or you’re into exchange-traded funds, knowing the latest list will guide your investing journey.

But before that, we will share a brief information about the PSE index series.

PSE Index Series:

The Philippine Stock Exchange has 3 Index Series used to measure and analyze the stock market as a whole. It includes:

  1. PSEI – composed of the top 30 companies selected by the Philippine Stock Exchange
  2. Sectors Indices – composed of 6 sectors (Financial, Industrial, Holding Firms, Property, Service, Mining & Oil)
  3. All Shares Index – complements everything and it includes all the common stocks of companies listed on the Philippine Stock Exchange.

PSEI, the 6 sectors, and All Shares index are used to determine the stock market capitalization, growth, and stability of the most significant companies in the Philippines.

top 30 companies of psei

What is PSEI?

PSEI is an acronym referring to the Philippine Stock Exchange Index. It was also known as the Philippine Stock Exchange Composite Index and “Phisix” many years ago. The index is composed of the Top 30 companies listed on the Philippine stock exchange. It is often used as a barometer of the performance of the Philippine stock market.

The companies of the PSE index are carefully selected to represent and analyze the general movement and performance of the stock market in the Philippines.

In a nutshell, PSEI is the benchmark used to measure and scale the performance of the Philippine stock market together with its specific industry sectors and all shares index.

Top 30 Components of PSEI in 2023

The Philippine Stock Exchange carefully selects 30 companies for the PSE Index following strict and expert criteria. It goes through regular adjustments so the composition may change, and a company may enter or exit.

Right as of this date, in alphabetical order, the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEI) constituents are the following:

  1. Ayala Corporation (AC)
  2. AC Energy Corporation (ACEN)
  3. Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc. (AEV)
  4. Alliance Global Group, Inc. (AGI)
  5. Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI)
  6. Aboitiz Power Corporation (AP)
  7. BDO Unibank, Inc. (BDO)
  8. Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI)
  9. Converge Information and Communications Technology Solutions, Inc. (CNVRG)
  10. Emperador Inc. (EMI)
  11. Globe Telecom, Inc. (GLO)
  12. GT Capital Holdings, Inc. (GTCAP)
  13. International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICT)
  14. Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC)
  15. JG Summit Holdings, Inc. (JGS)
  16. LT Group, Inc. (LTG)
  17. Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company (MBT)
  18. Megaworld Corporation (MEG)
  19. Manila Electric Company (MER)
  20. Monde Nissin Corporation (MONDE)
  21. Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPI)
  22. Puregold Price Club Inc. (PGOLD)
  23. Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC)
  24. Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SCC)
  25. SM Investments Corp. (SM)
  26. San Miguel Corp. (SMC)
  27. SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SMPH)
  28. PLDT, Inc. (TEL)
  29. Universal Robina Corporation (URC)
  30. Wilcon Depot, Inc. (WLCON)

The Philippine Stock Exchange conducts a semi-annual review of the PSE indices. Any company can be added or removed from the 30 according to the PSE’s comprehensive assessment. The computation and management of PSEI can be seen on this page. The top 30 must comply with the PSE listing requirements.

How many from your stock portfolio are included in the PSE index? Tell us in the comment below.

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Fehl is the founder of Philpad and has been writing online for 12 years. She has a bachelor's degree in Accountancy and a background in Finance. She is a licensed Career Service Professional and author of a poetry book at Barnes & Noble. In her spare time, she likes to travel and discover new places.

43 thoughts on “Top 30 Companies of the Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEI)”

  1. Hello mam Fehl…
    good day,I am very interested about the stock market but dont have an experience,can you suggest me what will i do about this?
    How much naman po ang puwedeng ma invest sa isang stocks?affrordable po ba?is it ok kahit walang experience?but i really want to invest in the stock market…
    Hoping your reply….

    Thank you…..

  2. hi.. my first stock was MBT.. nghahanap pa ako ng ibang company na pwedeng pglagyan ng stocks… can you suggest some? ok lng po kahit hindi kayo sure… ^^ i was thinking of URC and ALI…

    • for 2015, MBT and BDO are great picks for banking sector. Big consumers like URC is my pick too. AC, EDC, CEB are also on my list with Target Price

  3. Hi Ms Fehl,

    Tanong ko lng po sana kung ilan days ang minimum para maging entitled sa dividend before ng ex-date.

  4. Hi ms.fehl! I want to invest in stocks, may i know the requirements needed and the process to start with? Any insight po regarding this matter will be highly appreciated. Thanks

    • I’ve made an easy guide and tutorials for the step-by-step guide investing in the stock market. It’s in the related article above. Or juts go to the STOCK tab

  5. Hi fehl I always check mail for your posts and updates about investing. First, I want to thank u for being an inspiration and big help for us who wants to save for the future. I really appreciate it. 🙂 Looking forward for your thoughts about the market in 2015.. More power and God bless!!

  6. As a newbie, long term po ang horizon ko (10-15years). Saan po ako dpat mag focus na company? 15 years po kc retired npo ako. Mraming slamat

    • I suggest you select 4-5 companies and invest on them monthly regularly and stick to your plan for long term investing. Can’t tell which companies are great right now coz my answers would change every now and then. 🙂 If you want my complete stock picks, you’ll get access to it soon coz I’m making it available, to launch on 2015

  7. Hi, I love your blog and it really get me interested in investing in stocks. Is peso cost averaging method is the best way in investing my money on stocks? Or is there any ways in investing in stock other than this one? Thank you!
    Subject:

    • PCA is for long term investing. It’s a time-tested method and I personally use it as well. If your goal is long term, go for it 🙂

  8. maam pano po kumuha ng static ? hindi po kc tinatanggap ung email ko eh.pwede po bang ibibigay ko sau about my info tapos kau nlang po kumuha ng static ko ?

  9. yong philippine stock index fund ba ng ALFM mutual fund dyan ba nag be base sa top 30 companies kung tataas yong price ng share or bababa?paano ba ang pagpatakbo nito miss fehl?

    • Yes, ALFM Phil. Stock Index Fund replicates the components comprising the stocks on PSEi. The fund’s asset is allocated in the same weight as to PSEi so if the latter is not performing well, ALFM PSIF will also mirror that performance substancially

  10. hi Fehl,
    One of my stock for 2015 is DD..
    any comments on DD, this will be my pick for 2015 to long term investment!

    • It’s in real estate and development. It could be great if you what you speculate turns real. Get to know it more and the upcoming projects and ventures

  11. Hi gud afternoon…
    Paanu po b nmin malalaman kung ang isang broker ng mutual fund ay legal na ngooperate jan sa pinas? …halimbawa yung ayala land corp. My broker po b to join in mutual fund? At san ko po mkikita na legal po tlga..thank you for looking forward to hear from you..

  12. I think people should about the companies involved in PSEi so that people would know where they go for services and where they buy to help increase the shares. They would also help improving our economic status.
    I did not know what companies contribute to the Philippines Stock. So as a consumer, I just buy goods or foods without knowing where my money would go. For example, ever since, my family is like an avid costumer of mcdonalds and now, reading this information made me realize that all those money we pay did not help to increase the Philippines Stock. Therefore, it is better to let the people aware of this matter.

  13. Hi fehl, do you have any ideas about BPI UITF? can you share something about it? i open an account in BPI since i saw in the internet that you can involve in stock market if you have an account with them without minimum, i also check their UITF and i’m quite interested. Likewise, I did some research about that and I think its good however, i just want to gather second comments. hehehehe

    • Hi Arnie 🙂 BPI, like other major banks in the Philippines, also has investment products. I like their ALFM Mutual Funds. For UITFs, I prefer BDO, PNB and Security Bank due to performance. For BPI, I like their Mutual Funds. If you want be involved in the stock market directly, you can buy or sell stocks via BPI Trade. BPI Trade is the online trading platform of BPI. And yes, you don’t need minimum initial fund because you can already open BPI Trade account if you already have existing BPI express online account. It is your responsibility however to have enough funds in your BPI Trade whenever you wish to buy stocks.

      • Hi fehl, thanks for timely response, okay, i get it. I’ll go ahead and check their mutual funds so that i’ll be able to choose the one that best suits me. hehehe. basically, if i wanted to invest in stocks using my BPI account, i just need to ensure that it has the funds, right? do i still need to go to any BPI branch and fill-out something for that? thanks

        • There are 2 ways to invest on stocks: via Equity Funds from Mutual Funds or UITF and via Direct Stock Market investing. If you choose the latter, you need a broker. Since you’re banking with BPI, you can use BPI Trade as your online broker. Your BPI Trade must have funds and you can fund it using your BPI online banking. You don’t need to go to the branch. That’s the power of online banking 🙂

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