MANILA – The continued improvement of Converge ICT Solutions Inc. (Converge) international subsea cable system allowed the telecommunications firm to cater to more large scale enterprises, an executive said Monday.
In an online briefing for the company’s third quarter 2026 performance, Benjamin Azada, chief operations officer, said they continue to receive strong interest even from global hyperscalers, or technology and cloud service providers that operate at least 5,000 servers.
Azada said interest from these major data centers, along with interest from educational institutions and industrial manufacturers, is already an achievement for Converge.
“Together, these wins show that our enterprise value proposition is resonating across diverse sectors, and that growth is anchored on our clear infrastructure edge,” he said.
He said the subsea cable system is what they use to service their artificial intelligence-capable data centers in Angeles City in Pampanga, and in Caloocan City, which cater to businesses and government offices.
“Our international subsea cable systems and landing stations give us direct international connectivity and resilience against cable cuts,” he added.
As of the end of September this year, the company reported nearly 4 percent annual increase in revenues to PHP34.2 billion, traced to the output of its enterprise segment and the large residential subscriber number at more than 3.1 million.
Revenues of the enterprise segment jumped by 22 percent on an annual basis to PHP6.4 billion in the first nine months this year.
In particular, revenues of the enterprise and large corporate group increased by 29.3 percent and the small and medium enterprise by 15.4 percent.
Earnings from the residential segment reached PHP27.9 billion. (Joann Santiago-Villanueva/PNA)
