International Container Terminal Services
About International Container Terminal Services
International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) is a global port operator controlled by businessman Enrique Razon. From its flagship Manila International Container Terminal, it has grown into one of the world's leading independent terminal operators, running container ports across Asia, the Americas, Europe, Africa and Oceania. Its earnings are largely dollar-denominated and tied to global trade flows, which makes ICT one of the most internationally exposed names on the Philippine exchange.
What moves the stock
The core driver is container throughput — the number of boxes handled across its terminals — which rises and falls with world trade, regional economic growth and shipping volumes. Tariffs charged per container, the mix of higher-yield cargo, and operating efficiency shape margins. Because most revenue is earned in foreign currencies, a weaker peso flatters reported earnings, while global recessions, trade disruptions or new terminal concessions can swing the outlook. Investors also watch capital spending on new and expanding ports, the debt taken on to fund it, and how quickly new concessions ramp up to profitability.
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) | 2.09M |
What the numbers say
International Container Terminal Services (ICT) 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 ICT
How do I buy ICT stock in the Philippines?
You buy ICT 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 ICT ticker, and place a buy order. Full guide here.
Does ICT pay dividends?
Dividend information for International Container Terminal Services is published on PSE EDGE when declared. Not all listed companies pay regular dividends.