Reading a company page, figure by figure

Each of the ten company pages has the same structure. This page defines the figures in the order they appear and shows how one of them, BDO, was worked out.

The head of a company page

At the top of each company page: the code, the close of the session of 6 November 2026, the change against the previous close, and a bar that puts the close between the 52-week low and the 52-week high. For BDO the close is ₱ 125.00, the change +1.71%, and the bar sits at 44.6 of 100.

Every figure there is repeated in the table below it with a line that says how it is worked out.

Each row of the facts table

Close: the last price of the session. Previous close: as the source prints it. Change: close divided by previous close, minus one. 52-week low and high: the extremes of the past year as the source prints them. Place in the range: (close − low) ÷ (high − low) times 100. Market value: shares in issue times the price, as the source prints it. Under those, the board lot, the free float level, the listing date and the foreign ownership limit are the PSE page's own figures.

A figure that a source does not print is not shown.

The budget table

The last table on a company page divides six budgets by the cost of one board lot. It is the arithmetic of the budget page for a single company: whole board lots bought, their value and the money left.

It does not include costs and it does not say a purchase at that price is possible.