PLDT and its wireless unit Smart bolster collaboration with the Department of Trade and Industry, accelerating the digital transformation of micro-, small-, and medium-sized enterprises across the Philippines.

PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart underscore their continuing drive to advance sustainability and affirm support to Asian Development Bank in managing climate change risks through its own operations and supply chain engagements.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart bolster their commitment to support President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s digitalization mission, by expanding reliable internet access to Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDAs) across the Philippines.

‘Ber’ months have officially begun, signaling the start of the holiday season in the Philippines. For overseas Filipinos, there is no better way to jumpstart the festivities than to shop on TinBo (Tindahan ni Bossing).

PLDT and its wireless subsidiary Smart Communications Inc. reaffirm their commitment to the Public Relations Society of the Philippines through their support to the recently concluded 31st National Public Relations Congress.

For PLDT Chairman and CEO Manuel V. Pangilinan, the word 'digital' is already old-school.

In support of the circular economy, PLDT and its wireless unit Smart are working with various colleges and universities to expand e-waste collections and promote responsible consumption among students and academic communities.

The Philippines' largest integrated telco PLDT and its wireless unit Smart Communications Inc. have triumphed at the 2024 International Business Awards, capturing multiple gold, silver, and bronze honors.

TinBo (Tindahan ni Bossing) affirms its support for the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration as it installs a charging station at the OWWA Seafarers’ Hub in Ermita, Manila, for the convenience of seafarers transacting at the hub.

PLDT and its wireless unit Smart boost their efforts to fight online sexual abuse and exploitation of children (OSAEC). In August alone, PLDT and Smart’s Cyber Security Operations Group blocked access to more than 400,000 URLs that host child sexual abuse and exploitation materials (CSAEM).