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'Count Us In': MVP Backs Ang's Flood Control Initiatives
The Philippine Star
|September 08, 2025
Business titan Manuel V. Pangilinan is joining tycoon Ramon Ang of the San Miguel Group in his quest to help solve flooding problems in Metro Manila.
Pangilinan met with Ang last Friday, which the chairman of the MVP Group of Companies described as a "social lunch" rather than a business meeting.
"Not much about business was discussed," Pangilinan told The STAR.
During their lunch, Pangilinan said Ang described his plans to help address Metro Manila's flood problem.
"We agreed to help and coordinate with (Public Works) Secretary Vince Dizon," Pangilinan said.
He also agreed to back Ang's flood control initiatives and convince other corporates to join and support the government and the Department of Public Works and Highways.
"A quasi-PPP (public-private partnership) effort, really," he said.
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