MANILA, Philippines — Shipping giant 2GO Group Inc. has launched a new program that aims to bridge the employment gap for Filipinos who dream of building a career in the maritime industry. 2GO said ...

MANILA, Philippines — Shipping giant 2GO Group Inc. has agreed to provide transport services and advisory support to small ...

2GO Group, Inc., the Philippines’ largest integrated transportation and logistics provider, has partnered with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to further strengthen the country’s supply ...

Ferry operator 2Go Group Inc., a unit of conglomerate SM Investments Corp., said it swung to profit last year as its revenues rose by a quarter. The company said it posted a net income of P312 million ...

Sy-led logistics and sea transport provider 2GO said Tuesday it had resumed operations following the tropical cyclones that hit the country between late October and November, restoring disrupted ...

Logistics and sea transport provider 2GO immediately resumed operations following the successive typhoons that hit the country, restoring disrupted supply chains and ensuring the efficient movement of ...

DAVAO CITY (PIA) — The Department of Tourism (DOT) sees more tourism opportunities with the return of a passenger shipping route from Manila to Davao. Transportation and logistics company 2GO recently ...

The country's shipping lines 2GO, Chelsea and Harbor Star incurred a net loss in the first quarter of the year, due to travel restrictions and a slowdown in the economy during the coronavirus disease ...

MANILA, Philippines — Shipping giant 2GO Group Inc. has expanded the duties of its chief financial officer (CFO), naming him chief operating officer (COO), in preparation for another year of growth in ...

Davao-based businessman Dennis Uy’s Chelsea Logistics and Infrastructure Holdings Corp. is divesting from 2GO Group Inc. by selling its entire stakes in the shipping firm to SM Investments Corp. (SMIC ...

Courier 2GO Group Inc., a unit of conglomerate SM Investments Corp., said it posted a net income of P108.7 million in the second quarter, a reversal of the P308.89 million in losses booked last year.