President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. announced that his five-day state visit to India is set to yield US$446 million in direct investments for the Philippines, with potential follow-on commitments reaching as high as US$5.7 billion.
In a report shared by GMA Integrated News, Marcos said the figures came as a result of his intensive series of meetings with Indian business leaders, aimed at strengthening economic and sectoral ties.
Among the highlights of the visit was his meeting with the ISON Group, where discussions revolved around key areas such as healthcare, business process outsourcing (BPO), renewable energy, and insurance—sectors identified as vital to the Philippines’ long-term development goals.
Marcos also engaged with NephroPlus Group CEO Rohit Singh to explore avenues for collaboration under the Philippines’ Universal Health Care program. The India-based company currently operates 39 dialysis centers across the Philippines and has committed to expanding access to high-quality, patient-focused renal care.
