THE consolidated core income of Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC) improved by 13 percent to P6 billion in the first semester from P5.3 billion last year driven by its power and toll roads segments.
In a filing on Wednesday, the Pangilinan-led conglomerate said its core net income was driven by the improved traffic on its toll roads and the higher volume of electricity sold.
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