Emperador Inc.
About Emperador Inc.
Emperador Inc. is the spirits arm of Andrew Tan's business group and one of the largest liquor companies in the world by volume. It is best known for Emperador brandy, a dominant brand in the Philippines, and it owns Whyte & Mackay, a Scotch whisky producer with brands such as Dalmore and Jura, giving it both a mass-market domestic franchise and a premium international whisky business. EMI offers investors exposure to branded consumer spirits across price tiers and geographies.
What moves the stock
Domestic brandy volumes track Filipino consumer spending, festive-season demand and pricing, while the Scotch business is geared to premiumisation and export markets in Asia, Europe and North America. Input costs — grapes and spirit for brandy, aged malt for whisky — and the long maturation cycle of premium whisky affect both margins and inventory. A weaker peso can flatter overseas earnings when translated home. The market also watches how successfully Emperador trades drinkers up to higher-margin premium labels, since that mix shift, more than raw volume, drives profitability over time.
Company profile last reviewed June 14, 2026. Live price and fundamentals above update automatically.
Price history
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Fundamentals
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| Volume (today) | 3.71M |
What the numbers say
Emperador Inc. (EMI) currently trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of —, with a dividend yield of n/a. Quality scores update after each fiscal quarter is reported.
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Frequently asked about EMI
How do I buy EMI stock in the Philippines?
You buy EMI through any PSE-licensed broker — popular options include COL Financial, First Metro Sec, BPI Trade, BDO Securities, and GStocks PH (powered by AB Capital). Open an account, fund it, search for the EMI ticker, and place a buy order. Full guide here.
Does EMI pay dividends?
Dividend information for Emperador Inc. is published on PSE EDGE when declared. Not all listed companies pay regular dividends.