Market Data
Ranked by today's traded ₱ value (turnover), not raw share volume. A low-priced stock trading millions of shares and a high-priced stock trading a few hundred both move real money, but only value puts them on the same scale. This counts regular order-book trading only: large institutional deals negotiated away from the book are reported separately as block sales. Prices are end-of-day / delayed quotes. 81 tracked tickers have no trading activity on record today and are excluded.
Delayed/EOD data, not real-time.
Good to know
What turnover measures on the Philippine Stock Exchange, and why this page ranks on pesos rather than shares.
The table above lists the 50 Philippine Stock Exchange companies with the largest traded peso value in the latest session on file, largest first, alongside the share volume and price change that produced it.
Volume counts shares changing hands, value counts the pesos those shares were worth. A ₱1 stock trading ten million shares and a ₱1,000 stock trading ten thousand both moved ₱10 million, but only value puts them on a comparable scale, which is why this page ranks on value. Value versus volume →
PSE turnover is heavily concentrated in the index heavyweights, so the largest banks, conglomerates and property firms occupy most of the top of this list on a typical session. A smaller company appearing near the top is itself the signal, because it means something unusual drew real money into it.
No. Every trade has a buyer and a seller, so turnover measures interest and disagreement rather than direction. A stock can post its heaviest day of the year while falling sharply. The change column beside each row is what tells you which way it went.
No. This counts regular order-book trading only. Large deals negotiated privately between two parties are reported separately by the exchange and can move far more money than anything on this page. See block sales →