Foxmont Capital Partners：2026年菲律宾私募资本报告（英文版）（62页）.pdf

1、Table of ContentsInvestment Landscape1Philippine 2025 Deal Activity10From People to Productivity:The Next Phase of Philippine Growth13Semiconductors:A Strong Engine,Still in Low Gear25Reinventing Services:From Employment Sinks to Value Engines 36Foundational Inputs of Philippine Productivity46Philip

2、pine Private Capital Report 2026 1+0.86%110.8M112.1M113.1M114.0M114.9M115.8M116.8M201920202021202220232024202547.430.945.644.836.240.640.133.431.030.426.1SingaporeThailandPhilippinesMalaysiaVietnamChinaIndonesiaTaiwanSouth KoreaHong KongGlobalIn 2025,Philippine GDP growth slowed to 4.4%,primarily du

3、e to a significant reduction in public spending in the second half of the year.This reduction is seen as a shorter-term adjustment,with growth expected to normalize as spending levels stabilize.While the Philippines continues to have the lowest median age in the region,across Asia,ages have begun to

4、 rise.POPULATIONMEDIAN AGEGDP GROWTHSource:World Bank1Source:Trading Economics,Government agencies,Press releasesSource:World Economics4.54.45.7Singapore2.2ThailandPhilippinesMalaysia8.0Vietnam5.0China4.8Cambodia5.2Indonesia01Investment Landscape1.Figures may differ from those reported in prior edit

5、ions due to subsequent revisions by the data sourcePhilippine Private Capital Report 2026 2Underemployment rate(%)Unemployment rate(%)20192020202120222023202420254812162024285.113.816.215.914.212.311.912.210.37.85.44.43.94.2Since the post-pandemic recovery,unemployment and underemployment rates have

6、 remained both low and relatively stable.Source:Trading Economics,Government websites,Press releasesSource:Philippine Statistics AuthoritySource:Data Reportal,World Population ReviewINFLATION RATESUNEMPLOYMENT AND UNDEREMPLOYMENT RATESLINKEDIN USER COUNT AS OF 2025across SEA countries202320242025Phi