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The Philippines' Development Bank plans 2026 peso bond sales of P10B–P50B to fund infrastructure, SMEs, and social projects, pending favorable market conditions and rate cuts.
The Development Bank of the Philippines plans to issue peso bonds in 2026, likely in the second or third quarter, raising between P10 billion and P50 billion as part of its P120-billion program.
The timing depends on market conditions and expected interest rate cuts by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas, which may reduce rates further in 2026.
DBP forecasts 4% to 5% GDP growth for 2025, below government targets, citing weak consumer confidence and reduced government spending.
Proceeds will support infrastructure, SMEs, environmental projects, and social services.
While sustainability-linked bonds are under review, added certification costs may delay such issuance.
The bank has already raised P19.25 billion in domestic bond sales in 2025.
El Banco de Desarrollo de Filipinas planea en 2026 ventas de bonos en pesos de P10BP50B para financiar infraestructura, pymes y proyectos sociales, a la espera de condiciones de mercado favorables y recortes de tasas.