Members of the board of First Philippine Holdings Corp. pose for a group picture after stockholders re-elected them for another one-year term during the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting and elections on May 29, 2023. The board is led by chairman and chief executive Federico Lopez (fifth from left) and president and chief operating officer Francis Giles Puno (fourth from left). With them are (from left) Mercedes Lopez-Vargas, Roberta L. Feliciano, Emmanuel Antonio Singson, Richard Tantoco, Benjamin Ernesto Lopez, Stephen CuUnjieng, Francisco Ed. Lim, David Chua and Jaime Ayala. Re-elected are Miguel Ernesto Lopez, Anita Quitain, Rizalina Mantaring and Cirilo Noel (not in photo). FPH, one of the country’s biggest and oldest conglomerates, has investments in power generation through First Gen Corp.; property development and management through Rockwell Land Corp. and First Philippine Industrial Park Inc.; manufacturing through First Philec Inc.; engineering and construction through First Balfour Inc.; and health services through Asian Eye Institute, Pi Health Inc. and newly acquired The Medical Services of America (Philippines) Inc.
 and president and chief operating officer Francis Giles Puno (fourth from left). With them are (from left) Mercedes Lopez-Vargas, Roberta L. Feliciano, Emmanuel Antonio Singson, Richard Tantoco, Benjamin Ernesto Lopez, Stephen CuUnjieng, Francisco Ed. Lim, David Chua and Jaime Ayala. Re-elected are Miguel Ernesto Lopez, Anita Quitain, Rizalina Mantaring and Cirilo Noel (not in photo). FPH, one of the country’s biggest and oldest conglomerates, has investments in power generation through First Gen Corp.; property development and management through Rockwell Land Corp. and First Philippine Industrial Park Inc.; manufacturing through First Philec Inc.; engineering and construction through First Balfour Inc.; and health services through Asian Eye Institute, Pi Health Inc. and newly acquired The Medical Services of America (Philippines) Inc.){kind=link}