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PSE Composite Index
OperatorPhilippine Stock Exchange
ExchangesPhilippine Stock Exchange
Trading symbolPSEi
Constituents30
TypeLarge cap
Related indicesPSE All Shares Index
ReutersPSI
BloombergPCOMP:IND

The PSE Composite Index, or the PSEi (previously PHISIX), is a stock market index of the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) consisting of 30 of the largest companies traded on the stock exchange.[1] This is in contrast to the PSE All Shares Index which is an index of all stocks traded on the PSE.

The base level of the PSEi was pegged at 1,022.045 points, according to the close of the index on February 28, 1990. The highest closing value was 9,041.20 on Friday, January 26, 2018. The highest intraday value was 9,078.37 on Monday, January 29, 2018.[2][3]

It is the PSE's only broad-base index and is seen as an indicator of the general state of the Philippine business climate,[4] although there is evidence the index may not be a reliable indicator of the state of the broader Philippine economy.[5]

The PSE revises the list at least twice a year with regular rebalancing schedules every February and August, based on December-end and June-end information spanning 12 months of trading data, respectively. Component stocks should broadly satisfy the following requirements in order to qualify for the index:[6]

  • Listed in the main board of the PSE for at least 12 months during the review period
  • Public float: At least 20% by the end of the review period, as indicated in the quarterly Public Ownership Report
  • Market liquidity: Company must rank among the top 25% in terms of median daily trade per month in at least 9 out of the 12 months within the review period
  • Market capitalization: Should be among the 30 largest companies based on full market capitalization, after passing the public float and liquidity eligibility requirements.

Formula

The following formula is used by the PSE to calculate the index's value:

[6]

Where:

n = Total number of component companies (30)

= Closing price of company i at day t

= Available shares of company i at day t

= Company free float level (0 to 1), where 1 means 100% free float.

b = Free float-adjusted market capitalization base

Current components

These are current component stocks as of February 2025:[7]

Company Ticker symbol Also a component of the
Aboitiz Equity Ventures PSE: AEV PSE Holding Firms Index
ACEN Corporation PSE: ACEN PSE Industrial Index
Alliance Global PSE: AGI PSE Holding Firms Index
Ayala Corporation PSE: AC PSE Holding Firms Index
Ayala Land PSE: ALI PSE Property Index
Ayala REIT PSE: AREIT PSE Property Index
Banco de Oro PSE: BDO PSE Financials Index
Bank of the Philippine Islands PSE: BPI PSE Financials Index
Bloomberry Resorts PSE: BLOOM PSE Services Index
Chinabank PSE: CBC PSE Financials Index
Century Pacific Food PSE: CNPF PSE Industrial Index
Converge ICT PSE: CNVRG PSE Services Index
DMCI Holdings PSE: DMC PSE Holding Firms Index
Emperador, Inc. PSE: EMI PSE Industrial Index
Globe Telecom PSE: GLO PSE Services Index
GT Capital PSE: GTCAP PSE Holding Firms Index
International Container Terminal Services PSE: ICT PSE Services Index
JG Summit Holdings PSE: JGS PSE Holding Firms Index
Jollibee Foods Corporation PSE: JFC PSE Industrial Index
LT Group PSE: LTG PSE Holding Firms Index
Meralco PSE: MER PSE Industrial Index
Metrobank PSE: MBT PSE Financials Index
Monde Nissin PSE: MONDE PSE Industrial Index
PLDT PSE: TEL PSE Services Index
Puregold PSE: PGOLD PSE Services Index
San Miguel Corporation PSE: SMC PSE Holding Firms Index
Semirara Mining and Power Corporation PSE: SCC PSE Mining and Oil Index
SM Investments Corporation PSE: SM PSE Holding Firms Index
SM Prime Holdings PSE: SMPH PSE Property Index
Universal Robina PSE: URC PSE Industrial Index

Recent changes

Date Added Removed Reason
Ticker Security Ticker Security
February 3, 2025 AREIT Ayala REIT NIKL Nickel Asia Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[7]
February 3, 2025 CBC Chinabank WLCON Wilcon Depot Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[7]
October 4, 2023 NIKL Nickel Asia UBP Unionbank PSE revised its guidelines for accounting free-float shares, rendering Unionbank ineligible for index inclusion.[8]
September 26, 2023 BLOOM Bloomberry Resorts AP Aboitiz Power PSE imposes the higher free-float level of 20%.[9]
September 26, 2023 CNPF Century Pacific Food MPI Metro Pacific Investments Metro Pacific Investments was taken private.[9]
February 6, 2023 DMC DMCI Holdings MEG Megaworld Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[10]
February 6, 2023 UBP Unionbank RLC Robinsons Land Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[10]
August 8, 2022 SCC Semirara Mining and Power Corporation SECB Security Bank Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[11]
February 14, 2022 EMP Emperador, Inc. BLOOM Bloomberry Resorts Regular semi-annual rebalancing. [12]
February 14, 2022 MONDE Monde Nissin RRHI Robinsons Retail Regular semi-annual rebalancing. MONDE entered the index via early entry.[12]
October 11, 2021 WLCON Wilcon Depot FGEN First Gen Corporation KKR acquired 7.3% stake of FGEN's shares, bringing FGEN's free float level below the 15% minimum requirement.[13]
August 16, 2021 ACEN ACEN Corporation DMC DMCI Holdings Regular semi-annual rebalancing. [14]
August 16, 2021 CNVRG Converge ICT EMP Emperador, Inc. Regular semi-annual rebalancing. PSE revised its index guidelines to allow for early entry, rendering the newly-listed Converge eligible for the index.[14]
August 17, 2020 EMP Emperador, Inc. SCC Semirara Mining and Power Corporation Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[15]
February 18, 2019 BLOOM Bloomberry Resorts PCOR Petron Corporation Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[16][17]
September 28, 2017 RRHI Robinsons Retail EDC Energy Development Corporation PSEi component First Gen Incorporated (FGEN) sold its stake in EDC to Macquarie, bringing EDC's free float level below the 12% minimum requirement.[18][19][20]
March 13, 2017 PGOLD Puregold EMP Emperador, Inc. Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[21][22][23]
September 12, 2016 SECB Security Bank BLOOM Bloomberry Resorts Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[24]
September 15, 2015 EMP Emperador, Inc. PX Philex Mining Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[25]
March 17, 2014 MER Meralco MWC Manila Water Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[26]
September 16, 2013 GTCAP GT Capital BEL Belle Corporation Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[27]
September 16, 2013 LTG LT Group MER Meralco Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[27]
March 11, 2013 BLOOM Bloomberry Resorts SMDC SM Development Corp. Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[28]
September 10, 2012 PCOR Petron Corporation CEB Cebu Pacific Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[29]
September 12, 2011 BEL Belle Corporation ABS ABS-CBN Corporation Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[30]
September 12, 2011 CEB Cebu Pacific FLI Filinvest Land Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[30]
September 12, 2011 SMC San Miguel Corporation FPH First Philippine Holdings Corporation Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[30]
September 12, 2011 SMDC SM Development Corp. LC

LCB

Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co. Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[30]
September 12, 2011 SCC Semirara Mining and Power Corporation SECB Security Bank Regular semi-annual rebalancing.[30]

Previous components

Company Ticker symbol Times included Notes
ABS-CBN Corporation PSE: ABS Removed May 2008,[31] removed November 2009,[32] re-added May 2010,[33]
Belle Corporation PSE: BEL Component since September 2001,[34] removed May 2008,[31]
Benpres Holdings Component since September 2001[34] Renamed into Lopez Holdings Corporation (PSE: LPZ)
C&P Homes CMP Component since September 2001[34] Now part of Vista Land (PSE: VLL)
Chinabank PSE: CHIB Added May 2010[33]
Digital Telecommunications Philippines DGTL Component since September 2001[34] Bought by PLDT (PSE: TEL)
Empire East Land PSE: EEI Added April 2006[35]
Equitable PCI Bank EPCI Bought by Banco de Oro (PSE: BDO)
Fil-Estate Land Removed September 2001[34] Bought by Alliance Global (PSE: AGI)
Filinvest PSE: FDC Removed September 2001,[34]
GMA Network PSE: GMA7 Added May 2009[36]
Holcim Philippines PSE: HLCM Removed April 2006[35]
La Tondeña Distillers LTDI Component since September 2001[34] Bought by San Miguel Corporation (PSE: SMC); renamed as Ginebra San Miguel (PSE: GSMI)
Manila Mining PSE: MA and MAB Added April 2006[35]
Music Corporation MUSX Added September 2001[34] Now Green Holdings, Inc. (PSE: GREEN)
Petron Corporation PSE: PCOR Removed May 2008,[31] re-added May 2009,[36]
Philippine National Bank PSE: PNB Component since September 2001,[34] re-added May 2008[31]
Philippine Stock Exchange PSE: PSE Added November 2009[32]
Piltel PLTL Added September 2001,[34] removed April 2006[35] Bought by PLDT (PSE: TEL)
Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation PSE: RCBC Added May 2008,[31] removed November 2009[32]
Southeast Asia Cement Holdings CMT Added September 2001[34]
Unionbank PSE: UBP Added May 2008, re-added May 2009[36]
Union Cement Added September 2001[34] Bought by Phinma Corporation (PSE: PHN)
Vista Land PSE: VLL Added May 2008,[31] removed November 2009


See also

References

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