Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC) plans to invest in energy, logistics, agriculture and mining ventures in 2026 as it prioritizes assets that address structural bottlenecks and expand export capacity.
MIC said Monday it is investing in energy, logistics, agriculture and mining ventures this year as it prioritizes assets that address structural bottlenecks and expand export capacity.
MIC president and chief executive Rafael Consing Jr. said the institution aims to channel capital into structural bottlenecks where measurable efficiency can be achieved.
MIC is eyeing investments to upgrade and modernize electricity infrastructures in rural areas and targeting agricultural enterprises with strong export potential and large workforce.
The fund said it plans to close deals with such enterprises within the first half of the year.
Consing said investing in promising agri-businesses is a key priority for the fund.
“Our goal is to back companies ready to scale—providing the resources to improve efficiency and increase export volume, which in turn secures and generates vital employment,” he said.
The fund also plans to diversify its portfolio through mining investments, focusing on responsible extraction and domestic processing.
In logistics, MIC has recently taken a stake in Asian Terminals Inc., expanding its exposure to logistics infrastructure.
MIC also reiterated its commitment to operate under strict fiduciary duty in accordance with the Santiago Principles.
“By marrying ‘intelligent capital’ with national imperatives, MIC will contribute to a more diversified and resilient Philippine economy,” Consing said.
