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TSUNEISHI SHIPBUILDING Co., Ltd. (Head Office: Fukuyama, Hiroshima, Japan) is pleased to announce that TSUNEISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES (CEBU), Inc. (hereinafter “THI”), its manufacturing base in the Philippines, has successfully delivered the world’s first Methanol Dual-Fuelled KAMSARMAX Bulk Carrier on 15 January 2026. At the naming ceremony, the vessel was named “BRAVE PIONEER” by H.E. President of the Republic of the Philippines, Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

President Marcos Jr. names SC-443, the world’s first first methanol-powered Kamsarmax bulk carrier, M/V Brave Pioneer at West Cebu Estate in Balamban (Courtesy: Presidential Communications Office)

Balamban, Cebu — The world’s first methanol-powered Kamsarmax bulk carrier has completed all quality, safety, and performance certifications and has commenced its maiden voyage to East Asia—marking the successful delivery of a landmark vessel built in the Philippines.

The Filipino Graphic Designers (FGD) community, in partnership with the Printing Industry Board Foundation, Inc., launches the first-ever Philippine Design Fest 2025 to be held from November 14 to 15 at the Philippine Training Trade Center in Pasay City at 9 am.

Nelia Casipe Canong, Doroteo Ebagat Canong (Parents of the owner), Melvin Canong (Owner), Christian Guballa (Managing Director, AHM), Nonoy Rodriguez (Operations Manager of The Strype Hotel and Executive Chef of Cantina Mexa)

Tagaytay City—Approche Hospitality Management (AHM) proudly announces the grand opening of The Strype Hotel Tagaytay, the very first property under its new lifestyle brand, The Strype. Designed for the modern, social traveler, The Strype combines affordable luxury with bold design, creating a refreshing new destination in one of the country’s most beloved leisure spots.

The Filipino Graphic Designers (FGD) community, in partnership with the Printing Industry Board Foundation, Inc., launches the first-ever Philippine Design Fest 2025 to be held from November 14 and 15 at the Philippine Training Trade Center in Pasay City at 9 am.