Dynamic Trading Session Sees Notable Shifts Among Market Players

Posted on 2/24/26

Market activity today showcased a range of movements, with select companies experiencing significant upswings while others faced considerable pullbacks. Investor attention remained focused on various sectors, from industrial holdings to retail and mining, driving a diverse set of outcomes across the board.

Top Gainers

Leading the day's strong performances was Wellex Industries, Inc. (WIN), which soared by 19.23% with a price change of 0.05, closing at 0.31. A substantial 4,590,000 shares were traded, totaling a value of 1,423,900.00. Following suit, Allday Marts, Inc. (ALLDY) climbed 13.89%, adding 0.005 to its price to settle at 0.041. The retail entity saw 60,800,000 shares change hands, valued at 2,365,500.00, perhaps benefiting from sustained consumer spending. Nihao Mineral Resources International, Inc. (NI) also posted a remarkable gain of 13.41%, increasing by 0.055 to 0.465, with 90,000 shares traded for 41,450.00, signaling renewed interest in the mining sector.

Supercity Realty Development Corporation (SRDC) saw its price jump by 12.59% or 2.46, closing at 22.00. Its 12,000 traded shares had a total value of 252,855.00. Apollo Global Capital, Inc. (APL), a perennial volume leader, advanced 9.23% (0.0006) to finish at 0.0071, with an extraordinary 1,270,000,000 shares traded amounting to 8,572,400.00. Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corporation Preferred B-2 Subseries C Shares (TCB2C) rose 8.60% (0.80) to 10.10, with a modest 800 shares valued at 8,050.00. Lepanto Consolidated Mining Company "A" (LC) gained 6.90% or 0.014 to 0.217, trading 84,340,000 shares worth 17,973,900.00.

Medco Holdings, Inc. (MED) was up 5.05% (0.005) to 0.104, with 40,000 shares changing hands for 4,160.00. Conglomerate JG Summit Holdings, Inc. (JGS) also joined the gainers' list, increasing by 4.71% or 1.40 to close at 31.10. A significant 6,440,000 shares were traded, reflecting a total value of 197,015,008.00, possibly due to positive sentiment across its diversified businesses including airlines and food. Keppel Philippines Properties, Inc. (KEP) registered a 4.68% gain (0.14) to 3.13, with 2,000 shares traded for 6,120.00.

Top Losers

Conversely, the day saw several stocks retreat from their previous highs. Geogracer Resources Philippines, Inc. (GEO) led the declines, shedding 10.42% or 0.01 to end the day at 0.086. A total of 810,000 shares were traded, amounting to 72,310.00. East Coast Vulcan Mining Corporation (ECVC) followed with a 9.23% drop, falling 0.03 to 0.295 on a volume of 200,000 shares valued at 59,500.00, indicating a cautious mood in some parts of the mining sector. Boulevard Holdings, Inc. (BHI) also experienced a dip of 7.50% or 0.003, closing at 0.037, with 9,100,000 shares traded for 342,200.00. Alliance Select Foods International, Inc. (FOOD) declined by 7.07% (0.035) to 0.46, with 100,000 shares exchanged for 46,000.00.

TKC Metals Corporation (T) saw a 6.25% decrease (0.02) to finish at 0.30, trading 360,000 shares worth 102,350.00. National Reinsurance Corporation of the Philippines (NRCP) was down 5.48% (0.04) to 0.69, on a volume of 2,126,000 shares valued at 1,524,750.00. APC Group, Inc. (APC) registered a 5.26% fall (0.006) to 0.108, with 180,000 shares traded for 19,460.00. Energy explorer PXP Energy Corporation (PXP) declined 5.26% or 0.15 to 2.70, with 3,945,000 shares traded for 10,699,800.00, likely reacting to broader commodity price trends or exploration updates.

Property giant Ayala Land, Inc. (ALI) also experienced a notable downturn, falling 5.08% or 1.10 to 20.55. Its trading activity was robust, with 30,804,500 shares changing hands, amounting to a substantial 641,625,980.00 in total value. This movement for a bellwether stock could reflect profit-taking or concerns over specific market conditions impacting the real estate sector. Berjaya Philippines, Inc. (BCOR) rounded out the significant losers, dropping 5.03% or 0.35 to 6.61, on a volume of 4,200 shares valued at 27,762.00.

Overall, the trading session highlighted a dynamic environment, with specific corporate developments and sector-wide sentiment driving varied performances across the market.