The Complete History of the Ayala Group: The Largest Conglomerate in the Philippines

[@BrandOrigins]

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[@ccbc5780]

This is simple but just look at the restrooms in the properties that this company maintains, it goes to show how it values the customers it caters to.

[@gsuzuki6138]

Elites customers only the ones that can afford the rest of the millions of Filipinos struggling to make ends meet and live like rats, while these elites live a lavish lifestyle controlling the cost of living of the country. Sad indeed. A true Third Word Country where the income and wealth inequality is out of control. They can live like kings in Philippines but when they go out of the country they are still Filipinos nothing to be proud of.

[@ginochristiano1397]

@@gsuzuki6138 Sadly thats what happens when a government does a shit job at maintaining the quality of life for its people. Private companies will start to develop their own exclusive communities for people who are willing to patronize it. Its not really private citizens fault for not wanting to live in a government-developed area.

[@kimchi4712]

Grabe ung sa sm smelly

[@raycolin689]

@@gsuzuki6138 That is the filipino system based on corruption ...Im Australian ive worked hard for every dollar I've earned .Australia hasn't always been rich.Australians took on past governments making sure that the wealth was shared with the average worker .I go for a beer on the weekends ,im a seafarer I drink with lawyers doctors garbage collectors ,we are not elite .I am married to a filipina I love the Philippines. There system is for the elite ,keep the average Joe on his knees .Suppressed by tyrants ,throw them a bone so to speak just to keep them happy ..The average filipino has to rise up ,demand a piece of that cake ,share the wealth ,until that happens nothing will change .We made it happen in the west .Do you think out governments would give to us if we never put up a fight and demanded a better work plus lifestyle ratio .

[@SPH80]

@@raycolin689 Australia is slowly becoming like Philippines. The income gap is gettng wider.

[@laidaibanez]

I used to work at Ayala Corp located at Makati Stock Exhange Building from 1987 to 1992 before I went abroad. I can say that I was lucky to be a part of a prestigeous company like Ayala Corp. and it has provided good benefits and some perks. I had fun and surely it was a memorable experience that i want to relive and treasure.

[@JL-dj5ek]

Ayala develops better malls and communities than SM because its not over crowded with stores and there are open garden spaces for people to relax.

[@Republicunt5555]

LOL! Better communities? Don't you even realize the riches and lands of the Ayalas are products of land grabbing by their Spanish ancestors from Filipinos?

[@roniloacabo7760]

are you talking about the neighbors Ayala Mall Manila Bay and SM Mall of Asia?

[@abrqzx]

@@roniloacabo7760 He meant yung SM kasi mas priority nila mas marami spaces for businesses while Ayala carefully designed their malls hindi lang basta marami businesses

[@johannleano978]

Well when it comes to Open spaces its Ayala But when it comes to Phone and Computer Repairability its SM Because When Ayala is better in developing the open spaces,dining and merchandise in their malls SM on the other hand is better on developing the electronic merchandise and Phone repairs in their malls

[@mico_lodeon9116]

Exactly like there’s a running joke among us cousins that we’ll never set foot on MOA again unless necessary. Kaka overwhelm ang area na yun unlike BGC where it is very walkable, end to end.

[@dannynicart2389]

The Ayalas’ are one of the economic movers and shakers of the Philippines. Keep it up!

[@abrqzx]

Sila nagpagawa ng BGC and Makati

[@Mysts_Da_Goat]

My father is working as a finance manager rn on ayala. Ang galing talaga ng ayala.

[@b.baggins8893]

About 40 years ago I learned that Makati is privately owned and all buildings are just standing on leased land from Ayala group.

[@hufferhs4773]

Do you know if Makati still lease the land from Ayalas today?

[@b.baggins8893]

@@hufferhs4773The Makati financial district is managed by two groups-the Makati Commercial Estates Association (MaCEA)[1] and the Ayala Property Management Corporation (APMC).

[@hufferhs4773]

@@b.baggins8893 Thank you for the information!

[@b.baggins8893]

@@hufferhs4773 That area was long ago the privately owned Manila airport.

[@501man9]

A bit of advice I received once was, " buy the cheapest real estate you can afford in the best part of the city and you will never regret it".

[@Sidapa007]

The current Market Value of land along Ayala Avenue is ranging from Php 1 to Php 1.1 M per square meter.

[@reubendongallo4369]

I'm part of an Ayala-owned company and watching this is legit goosebumps!! thank you for this generous feature of the group.

[@MK-sk2mi]

Cool, what yall do? 😎

[@ubertinoayala8837]

Hi Fam

[@sijuanabroad0007]

Monopoly of any kind shouldnt be tolerated. It prevents smaller companies from flourishing specifically R& D , it prevents competition to drive lower prices in i.e. ISP prices, electricity , water,medical health coverage for average people to aquire etc etc.

[@sher3808]

This is awesome. Very well researched. Thanks for this!

[@tsuzukadesu]

Prior to all these investments, their Spanish ancestors first registered much of the Philippine lands under their names thus they had the capitals needed in exchange of land deprivation of our Filipino ancestors. This huge land ownership differences between them and the Filipinos are still evident up to this day.

[@prussiangreen6940]

Land-grabbing basically

[@gm2655]

They should be thrown out of Philippines and return the properties they forcibly taken from Filipinos

[@jmt2192]

Hasn't this family been in the Philippines for hundreds of years now? I'm sure they consider themselves filipinos too.

[@jaym8945]

Proof or it's a haux. Their ancestors bought lands. Also, it's hard to keep a company to 200 yrs even if you have the funds to start with. Magaling lang talaga sila to train the next generations and they're very humble. Maglalakad ka lang sa Ayala Ave or High Street BGC on a weekday and you'll get a chance to see one of them just walking and minding their own business, walang body guards

[@jaym8945]

@@gm2655 Good luck with that LOL

[@sydrified]

I like this vlog. I learned a lot of things - especially the Ginebra and the Japanese part. Nice and more power. :)

[@raycolin689]

Been to the Philippines many times the malls are second to none ..Cebu,s Ayala mall has everything one would want ..

[@winstonchua9968]

If I may correct you, it should be called “Brandy”, not Cognac. Only Brandy produced in France’s Cognac region can be called Cognac.

[@seanpatrickperfecto7426]

They also had (and maybe still have) significant ownership of several KPO/BPO companies. I forgot though which AC arm these were put under.

[@jaym8945]

They sold na. They used to own eTelecare Global Solutions (Stream Global Services) pero there's no profit ata so they sold already

[@Milo0610]

Underrated channel. So much effort. Keep it up guyz

[@nielsplav]

New subscriber here. I love your coverage of the Philippines' movers and shakers.

[@lazegarcia]

Marvelous!!

[@ginnie5099]

OMGosh, 3:44 I saw my favorite painting...I think it's Amorsolo's. Love that! Jaime Zobel looks like my father...I was in HS when I saw his small pic on Bulletin Today announcing his photo exhibit and thought it was my papa.

[@BrandOrigins]

Good eye! Thanks for watching!

[@PatrickMiguel]

im a fan of windover or other channels like that. This is a great local version of that. keep putting out great content. your doing a great Job!

[@BrandOrigins]

Thank you for the kind words. Really appreciate it 🙏

[@PatrickMiguel]

@@BrandOrigins I can just imagine how many hours you spend in creating this videos so its the least i can do. ive watched jollibee and SM so far. great great content!:)

[@BrandOrigins]

@@PatrickMiguel It does take a lot of work so it makes me happy seeing comments like this. Thank you!

[@judebarcela7644]

Wendover minus the airplanes 😂

[@kevinv.m.94]

I got curious about Unilab's origins. I just got to learn that it is also founded by Filipinos, but the information available about them are too few. I wish you'll make a video about them also.

[@ganiburn]

Jose Yao Campos is a migrant from China. His Chinese name is Yao Cho Liat.

[@jaym8945]

JYC made a deal with the govt for him not to get jailed regarding then former pres Marcos Sr. He surrendered property titles to the govt under his name (he was a dummy by Marco Sr) and under Marco's name. They also own vast real estate like Greenfield District in Mandaluyong

[@ZenaidaRoxas-yk8pp]

Unilab is owned by the Campos family. CHINESE - Filipino.

[@thinkpositive3667]

We really need more entrepreneurs and startups. These oligarchs are so old, they don't like to innovate. We need more R&D focused companies.

[@jaym8945]

They are innovating: Gcash, green energy etc. Read more

[@johncrux4868]

Issuance of preferred stocks is a practice of corporations in many capitalist countries. It is not a tricky practice just in the Philippines.

[@Volvo-uv3fj]

I like the business style and strategy of ayalas every overpass and underpass have escalators ayaw nilang mahirapan ang mga tao , impressive, very social samantala yung ibang businessman naglalakihan pero escalators lang ayaw maglagay napaka kuripot pahirapan pa

[@april_svt]

Chinese kasi may-ari ng naglalakihang malls, kuripot.

[@revenge8748]

Past and Present Exploitation of the country and the pilipinos is the perfect description.

[@jmgonzales7701]

really how can you say?

[@gsuzuki6138]

True, colonisation breeds wealth, social and income inequality , look at South America and Philippines. Especially Spanish, wish English colonised Philippines instead.

[@raulelenes4194]

@@gsuzuki6138 Yes, the English never cared to mix with the natives. Instead, they killed them or put them in reservations. The Spanish, on the other hand, always accepted mestizos, that is to say, mingling with the locals.

[@gsuzuki6138]

@@raulelenes4194 explained what happened to Central and South America compared to English Commonwealth.

[@donfelipe4367]

@@gsuzuki6138 explain to Indian Massacre that kills 30 million people?

[@restorekings]

You never mentioned the couple who made the zobel clan relevant again after the war. Mercedes Zobel and Joseph Mcmicking.

[@Literallyandfiguratively]

The penthouse offices at Tower One displayed the portraits of the Roxas, Ayala and Zobel matriarchs and patriarchs.

[@Thynne13]

So so proud to be part of the Ayala group. Glad to learn some history of my workplace. And yes, we take every detail of our job seriously. Quality and branding are everything. Thank you.

[@ubertinoayala8837]

Thank you for your hard work. US Ayalas appreciate u

[@fredtacang3624]

Apparently, the zobels were on the 'poor' side of the roxas-ayala family. Hence they inherited an "unproductive' marshland while their relatives got the 'prime' businesses/properties It was a wealthy and enterprising in-law (mcmicking) that turned the family's fortune around, by develeping the marshland into what is now makati cbd. The profits derived from this highly-succesful venture went into acquiring majority shares in flagship companies like bpi etc And the rest is history

[@joaquinmisajr.1215]

Can’t possibly be a complete account if there’s nothing on the gold. McMicking was the aide de camp to MacArthur when they were able to liberate some of the biggest treasure trove ever, worth Gazzillions. Yamashita was hanged after a quick trial & his driver was coerced into giving up the location of some it. This was why the US eagerly jumped into the war in the first place. It can be said that America became great because of Asian gold, Chinese gold, looted by Japan from 12 Asian nations. Ayala also could have gotten hold of the photos of maps supplied by the driver & spirited away by the engineer & the spiritual medium who, in the 1970s both of whom escaped to America from the clutches of Marcos’ military. Incidentally, Napoleon Valeriano, classmate of Marcos & CIA point man for gold recovery…happens to be the stepfather of Greggy Araneta … who is cousin of Lisa. Some of the recovered treasure MacArthur shared with the Meiji empire ( as some kind of consuelo de bobo) & its bodyguards which later became the LDP. … Some went into funding post-war institutions such as the UN, World Bank & IMF & some went into infrastructure, the freeway system, & the “ reconstruction “ of America. Most went into the military industrial complex for more & more endless war. Ayala is not backed by real estate… it’s the gold. That’s why it’s Ayala, not Sy family that’s wealthiest. See Gold Warriors by Peggy & Sterling Seagrave. ( Amazon & KZbin )

[@jaym8945]

@@joaquinmisajr.1215 gold = hoax = Tallano

[@juhanicapeding3634]

Coldfusion vibes. Solid. :) keep at it!

[@BrandOrigins]

Thanks, man!! Really appreciate this!

[@enericosampang115]

Excellent presentation

[@daigonaticsgulapanatics2556]

before the distillery , they used to have huge swats of land on Calatagan, Batangas , Roxas has Tuy and certain part of Nasugbu , where they became sugar hacienderos which eventually lead to distilleries. even up to this time, their name is still evident.

[@lux_oriens]

A video about Araneta Group please! Which includes Araneta City, Inc. (ACI) and Progressive Development Corporation.

[@artamerican]

Hi this is very informative 👍👏

[@Von199X]

Nice vid do you edit your videos?

[@501man9]

Invest in real estate and you will never go wrong. It seldom if ever depreciates but most always appreciates. My first home in California cost $30,000, now it is worth over $300,000.

[@markanthonydavis7905]

Great content!

[@ishnookie]

GOOD CONTENT!

[@natividadayala4955]

Im here trying to figure my ancestry now im more confused than ever now i understand why i would get pick on a ware house i used to work with a bunch of phillipinos 😅they used to asked me where was all my money😂😂😂i was like no men im broke asf thats why u see me here😂😂😂crazy much love to all my Phillipinos people they really take care of their own i admire that💯

[@judebarcela7644]

Your channel deserves more subs!

[@cherryyangyang6873]

Wow!! Such a great content!! ❤😊👏 This is one of those youtube videos that your kids must watch. I'm now a subscriber!! God bless you more!!❤😊

[@wildbill7081]

WOW very informative and this is better the the other stuff here on youtube

[@Shortysding]

Excellent video man. Comparable to business casual vids. New sub here.

[@moe8577]

Who is here to find their heritage! Ayala for life!

[@SLiX-thatguy11m-]

Regarding Globe ownership, the SEC recognizes that fact SingTel's ownership of Asiacom. They take that into account and SingTel's overall ownership of Globe does not exceed 40%. It's not creative, not manipulative. Nobody actually investing significantly will miss this.

[@AshNonokPlays]

Your channel is like a Filipino Company Man which is also in KZbin! Have you done a story of the origin of youtube? I think their algorithm will appreciate it!

[@KBBLH]

They would be the best for me if they can improve their affordable sector which looks like its there for show. They only target the wealthy kasi unlike other companies.

[@ServandoWatercolor]

I had to stop watching at 0:50 when the narrator mentioned that the Spaniards ruled the Philippines for 333 years and was not profitable......SERIOUSLY? Was it possible that the Spaniards finally opened the archipelago for business after pillaging the natives for hundreds of years? Ever heard of the Galleon Trade? Why would the Spaniards risk so much invading a non-profitable group of islands half-way around the world? FILIPINOS NEED TO REALLY CONDUCT THOROUGH RESEARCH AND USE COMMON SENSE AND NOT RELY ON UNSUBSTANTIATED INFORMATION TO GLORIFY THIS OR THAT PERSON. How about investigating indigenous brands like the fishponds throughout the country and how the technology was developed and to this day are still being used?

[@AureliusLaurentius1099]

You know its pretty costly to run a colony especialy half way around the world since you need soldiers to police and protect the colony and supplies. Amateurs speak of tactics, professionals speak of logistics. It doesn't matter if you own a mountain filled with gold when you can't get there.

[@user-yx1qk4sk5t]

Ikaw nag research ba? Maraming gyera na natalo ang spain. Sinakop sila ni napoleon at ang armada tinalo ni admiral nelson. Malas ang spain nung 19th century. Naging independent ang mexico 1821 so wala na rin amg acapulco-manila trade. Corrupt pa ang gubyerno. Yumaman ang spain sa mga colony nila sa america hindi sa asia.

[@girlsquad224]

What he said was an oversimplification which can be wrong. To say it fairly nalang, the Philippines was seen as not as profitable as compared to the Spanish Empire's territories in the New world where it is evident that they put much greater value/focus on all aspects. Plus, the archipelago was a literal peripheral territory which can be factored as well. The Philippines was perhaps eagerly kept primarily because of its geographical proximity to great eastern economies like china and other Asiatic countries whom the Europeans traded with a lot at that time. So the Philippine islands was an still integral trading outpost in the East and still a great source of agricultural manpower for native crops. But when Spain started loosing its colonies/territories/provinces in the 1800s, it was compelled to focus on its remaining colonies and that included the Philippines. Consequently, Spain was a declining power at the time because of past wars and was very late in the industrialisation game so, the Philippines was still inadequately developed until its eventual independence.

[@victorsanchez5336]

@@girlsquad224 Yung Pilipinas ay ginawang parang warehouse ng Chinese Products noong buhay pa ang Acapulco Manila Galleon Trade. Sa Pilipinas Tinatambak ang Chinese Products gaya ng Silk at Porcelain na binibili ng Spain gamit ang Silver na minimina nila sa Mexico at South American Colonies. Kaya yumaman ang China noong late 16th at 17th Century dahil sa influx ng Silver sa China at wala binibiling European products ang mga Chinese. Iba naman ang kaso ng mga British dahil ayaw nilang malugi sa kalakalan nila sa China kaya nahanap nila ang Opium na pwede bilhin ng mga Chinese. Noong nalawa ang Galleon Trade doon palamang nag pursigi ang Spain na e develop ang agriculture sa Pilipinas kaya nag tanim ng Coffee, Sugar cane, Tobacco, Abaca at dinevelop ang Copra.

[@victorsanchez5336]

@@AureliusLaurentius1099 Yung Pilipinas ay ginawang parang warehouse ng Chinese Products noong buhay pa ang Acapulco Manila Galleon Trade. Sa Pilipinas Tinatambak ang Chinese Products gaya ng Silk at Porcelain na binibili ng Spain gamit ang Silver na minimina nila sa Mexico at South American Colonies. Kaya yumaman ang China noong late 16th at 17th Century dahil sa influx ng Silver sa China at wala binibiling European products ang mga Chinese. Iba naman ang kaso ng mga British dahil ayaw nilang malugi sa kalakalan nila sa China kaya nahanap nila ang Opium na pwede bilhin ng mga Chinese. Noong nalawa ang Galleon Trade doon palamang nag pursigi ang Spain na e develop ang agriculture sa Pilipinas kaya nag tanim ng Coffee, Sugar cane, Tobacco, Abaca at dinevelop ang Copra.

[@rosetornandizo8269]

Great content.

[@TaguroSuper]

3:25 "El Banco Español Filipino de Isabella Segunda". Saying "the second " is quite odd.😅

[@jamesmatthew9452]

Isabella II was a Spanish Queen.

[@rosalindaantonio119]

I learned a lot!!!

[@pauloamposta4429]

Keep up the good work!

[@BrandOrigins]

We appreciate it, Paulo! Thank you! 🙏

[@robbykidman]

awesome content.

[@ryanrobles4832]

How did it make cognacs?

[@eunyoungkim9205]

Super informative and helpful!!! Thanks! 😊

[@PatrickMiguel]

Great Job! Im glad i found your channel:)

[@BrandOrigins]

Thanks man! Glad to have you onboard 🥳🥳🥳

[@SirFermin]

Masyadong maganda yung content para sa channel na may 8k subs, share natin to para madiscover naman

[@joshuachavez2019]

Isn't MDC and MDBI also under the Ayala's umbrella?

[@zenaidaroxas70]

Yes it is

[@jaym8945]

Under Ayala Land Inc

[@isiahaugustuslao1368]

more power to this cHANNEL!!! Great content and direct to the point

[@charlesdevour]

This video made me sub

[@bYTeHeaD]

Wait for the AC Energy to become bigger in the coming years.

[@danapadernal-carbajosa3524]

Yes I do agree 😇

[@PilipinasInfo]

I love the Ayala company. I love many of their brands, I myself is a Globe Telecom user since 2002.

[@carlosrepolidon]

Still I am willing to join any of the 10 big companies.Thanks ,Carlos j Repolidon

[@treasuredmoments5207]

Ayala Malls. The epitome of customer service.

[@nursejel939]

Great video! Thanks for the infos!

[@ronnieljimenez2899]

Infairness naman sa Ayala. Their really customer centric. Love their brand.

[@Republicunt5555]

LOL! Customer centric? Probably you haven't experienced being scammed by them in GCash.

[@jaym8945]

@@Republicunt5555 I used Gcash since it started. I fund mine minimum of 10k a month. Never got scammed, ang na scam lang naman eh mga pinoy na illiterate na kung ano ano pinipindot at links na pinapasok. I receive scam texts and emails pero you can always tell it's not from Gcash. So never. Dami kasing pinoy na di marunong mag basa jusme

[@Republicunt5555]

@@jaym8945 BOBO! Ngayong araw nga na 'to may SCAM na naman sa GCash. Bumili ako ng load ng SATLITE at hindi man lang nagpadala ng PIN# via SMS. Pag chineck ko ang GCash Inbox at Transactions list successful naman at may reference # pero walang PIN# para maload ko ang SATLITE TV. Palibhasa tagahanga ka ni Ayala na apo ng mga magnanakaw ng lupa ng mga Pilipino! F.Y.!!!!##@@%%

[@Republicunt5555]

@@jaym8945 At ang reply nasa inbox na raw imbes sa SMS. Pag chineck mo Inbox reference number lang ang pinadal at walang E-PIN. 5 days na ng nasa GCash Help ang ticket wala pa ring solusyon hanggang ngayon at paulit-ulit na nirereplayang closed/solved na ang ticket. Alam ko na modus nila. As usual dahil malapit na pasko sa mga load scam nila kukunin pambonus nila sa mga empleyado ng Ayala Group of Companies. Siguro isa ka sa mga empleyado nila.

[@chrstn999]

its like business casual but PH version, very cool

[@princessarasherespolong1806]

love the content.. btw im binge watching/ listening in your spotify & youtube

[@chadantamoroso8243]

Isabela II is said "Isabela Segunda" in Spanish

[@imqtnx]

This is not a complete history as I expected. Many important details missing. Not well researched. But thanks anyway.

[@merrileeleonard6372]

tweet: A heartfelt *** thank you *** for the Ayala Corporation’s great contributions to improve PH society and for developing our land. Let us now work hard together and continue on marching onward to raise our standards of living and improving a very weak economic condition. God speed. Dec2021.

[@geesande]

Your Thumbnail looks like ColdFusion channel's thumbnail. :) No hate, I just noticed it.

[@edmondcasenas2565]

Nag taka pa tayo eh 1880 andito na yung Ayala Family, makapag apply nga sa Entrego logistics hiring sila sa rider partner, partner ni Entrego logistics si Lazada sa logistics partner... Hopefully pag nakuha qo na LTO pro-license qo apply aq jan sa Entrego...

[@joshuanathanield.malong4925]

wohoo chairman namin ito

[@CitybytheB3ach]

My last name is Ayala I’m from El Salvador does this relate to this?

[@nadeleono.perpetua7896]

It's great to have contents like this, keep it up

[@fredtacang3624]

11:29 si don enrique ay lolo ni alfonso zobel 11:49 , na lolo naman nina jaza at fernando Anak ni alfonso si jaime zobel, na tatay nina jaza/fernando

[@emzAQ]

Great content! Felt like i really learned something. We honestly need more of these kinds of videos on YT.

[@mosamosa4822]

space for this guys is getting smaller and smaller, Good luck

[@kimeli]

they acquired wealth from colonialism, but since they are white, Filipinos are ok with it.

[@ourheritagebymichaeledilo8343]

Criollios meaning white filipino, the same as white mexiacan.

[@victorsanchez5336]

Wala pa din yan sa Tallano Gold na pinama ni Dr Jose Rizal alias Fr Jose Antonio Diaz sa Vatican Bank kay Atty Ferdinand Edralin Marcos.

[@gsuzuki6138]

They are not white, they look like Arabs but they actually Jews.

[@gsuzuki6138]

@@ourheritagebymichaeledilo8343 They are not white, they look like Arabs but they actually Jews.

[@Julas-p7u]

Ikaw ba yung boses sa "The betterman project?"

[@onetwothreefourfivesix1268]

Got an SM Mall ad on this video

[@danicarosemariet.alagao3703]

Do you have a script of your vids can I borrow it for may report🙏

[@kordapyo612]

Punta ka sa Wikipedia. Madaming youtuber na nakasulat pala doon yung pinag-sasabi nila.

[@elxwell165]

Isnt it PSE is located in Pasig?

[@jaym8945]

Ayala Ave and Pasig. Now it's Unified PSE in One Bonifacio High Street 5th Avenue

[@recorderknight1559]

I'm actually related to a part of the aranetas. Honestly the family is so big that most aren't that rich

[@weskerlin8566]

Thanks for this episode. One of my hobbies is Filipino history. Nielson Field was also the birthplace of Philippine Airlines, which was, I believe, founded by some retired US military pilots. Please, correct me if I am wrong.

[@isabelsugabo6282]

informative! can you please do petron corp of the philippines in your next vid?

[@BrandOrigins]

Thank you, Isabel! Will definitely add that to our shortlist. Thanks for watching!

[@grimmronin3386]

Ayala is the second best thing ti happen left by the Spanish colonization in the Phil secondary to Christianity which is the greatest contritubution we recieved from them. Thanks Ayala corp for transforming our country. Wait is the whole ayala family full blooded pinoys or they still hold Spanish citizenship or dual?😳

[@jaym8945]

JAZA and FZA are 7th generation already. Pero like most affluent pinoys, they most likely keep a second passport (Spanish or not) so they can travel outside the country anytime, specifically for business

[@heavensatera6277]

Do they look like the indigenous people? Clearly not!

[@lazegarcia]

A major greater feat is One Ayala Terminal and Mall!!!

[@bostondefranco7638]

CLASSIC MAKATI CITY CREATED CLASS CITY BY AYALA GROUPS. IF YOU STEP ON MAKATI AVENUE YOUR IN AYALA CLASSY ALL THE WAY

[@alezacrespublik6655]

Watching this using Globe Wifi

[@betelgeuse520]

It was Joseph Mcmicking who plan and develop Makati

[@chrisc5991]

they don't wait for the development to happen in an area...they make it happen

[@Darko-kn6il]

can I ask how much is the value of the P52,800 in 1851 in todays money?

[@godnezha1870]

Bro. Req yung LTG

[@rolandohistoria3532]

Tecson Lito may astig Romulo (Rhoel AG & P) by Shoe Mart(Allied thread 🇬🇧 old navy Quero by Hino Cruz ☯️ Abadilla (Churchill) may Sacramento NASA San Juan mission from A to Z with respect by Reggie Suarez (Popoy Franco & Eddie Garcia) in general Mapua institute of technology is my ladder (Kristallyn de Leon)

[@random-accessmemory9201]

Ginebea San Miguel (PSE:GSMI) naman po next. 😄

[@sidewinder3422]

San Miguel Group is also kinda controlled by the Ayalas, San Miguel's holding firm TopFrontier Holdings is controlled by Inigo Zobel hence the full surname of the Ayala Family, "Zobel De Ayala".

[@random-accessmemory9201]

@@sidewinder3422 Yes po. Pwede na rin. Hahaha. Btw, parang pagong yung stock price ni GSMI. Ganda ng earnings pero ang tagal bago tumaas price. 🥲

[@kordapyo612]

Punta ka sa Wikipedia, madalas na kinukwento ng mga youtuber ay mababasa mo doon.

[@nevertv357]

Can you Also make the NEWest Conglomerate Company in the Philippine of Dennis Anthony Uy's Udenna Corporation.🙏💯%🤔

[@silentwatcher1455]

In a democratic govt, there is always a free enterprise and free competition. There will be a winner and a loser. The winner gets the reward and loser gets nothing. If the winner has the advantage of good education,independence and strong endurance in work then the winner is likely to become rich while the loser has no education, dependent on others, and weak work attitudes , the loser is likely to become impoverished. If poverty is the result of defeat in competition, there is nobody to blame but himself.

[@gsuzuki6138]

Stupid statements doesn’t think outside the box. Not taking into account the regulations and these rich Oligarchs that control the economy of the country along with their puppets in the government.