GT Capital Holdings
About GT Capital Holdings
GT Capital Holdings is the listed flagship of the Ty family, built around a set of market-leading franchises: Metropolitan Bank & Trust (Metrobank) in banking, Toyota Motor Philippines — the country's top car brand — in autos, Federal Land in property, AXA Philippines in insurance, and interests in power. The automotive and banking arms are the two largest earnings contributors, making GTCAP a way to invest in Philippine credit, vehicle demand and the broader middle-class consumption story.
What moves the stock
Toyota's vehicle sales volumes are a powerful and visible driver — they rise with consumer confidence and incomes and fall when financing costs climb or supply is disrupted. Metrobank links GTCAP to interest rates, loan growth and credit quality, while Federal Land ties it to the property cycle and AXA to insurance demand. Because GTCAP is a holding company, it trades below the combined value of its parts, so the market reacts to portfolio decisions, dividend flows from the units, and any move that narrows the conglomerate discount. Auto-industry trends and bank earnings are the headline catalysts each quarter.
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) | 132.41K |
What the numbers say
GT Capital Holdings (GTCAP) 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.
Analysis is automatically refreshed using the latest filings and prices. Not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Frequently asked about GTCAP
How do I buy GTCAP stock in the Philippines?
You buy GTCAP 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 GTCAP ticker, and place a buy order. Full guide here.
Does GTCAP pay dividends?
Dividend information for GT Capital Holdings is published on PSE EDGE when declared. Not all listed companies pay regular dividends.