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Property and Agri Stocks Lead Today's Gainers; Industrials and Mining See Retreat

Posted on 2/13/26

Investors navigated a varied landscape today, February 13, 2026, with some firms experiencing sharp upticks while others saw their values decline across the local equities market. Notable movements were observed in the property, agriculture, and mining sectors, influencing the day's top gainers and losers.

Top Gainers Shine Bright

Leading the charge was PTFC Redevelopment Corporation (TFC), which surged by an impressive 41.75%. The stock closed at 64.00, adding 18.85 to its value on a modest volume of 300 shares, totaling 19,300.0 in value. This significant jump suggests renewed interest or potential positive developments within the company's property ventures.

Mabuhay Holdings Corporation (MHC) also made a strong statement, climbing 29.03% to close at 0.160. The holding firm saw its price increase by 0.036, with 220,000 shares traded for a total value of 35,040.0. Similarly, Kepwealth Property Phils., Inc. (KPPI) posted a robust gain of 24.00%, settling at 1.55, up by 0.30, on a volume of 17,000 shares valued at 27,900.0. The strong performance of these property-related stocks could be indicative of a positive sentiment returning to the real estate sector or specific project announcements.

Ferronoux Holdings, Inc. (FERRO), a company with diversified interests, also ended the day positively, rising 12.33% to 4.10, with a price change of +0.45. Trading volume reached 5,000 shares, accumulating 20,440.0 in value.

The agricultural sector also saw an uplift, with Agrinurture, Inc. (ANI) gaining 10.00%. Its price increased by 0.05 to close at 0.55. This upward movement for Agrinurture came on significant trading volume of 11,926,000 shares, generating a total value of 6,337,350.0, perhaps reflecting optimism in agricultural commodity prices or favorable business prospects.

Other notable gainers included Greenergy Holdings Incorporated (GREEN), which rose 8.90% to 0.159 (+0.013), transacting 4,380,000 shares worth 675,990.0. East Coast Vulcan Mining Corporation (ECVC) climbed 8.47% to 0.320 (+0.025) with a volume of 110,000 shares valued at 35,200.0. Medco Holdings, Inc. (MED) was up 6.86% to 0.109 (+0.007) on 40,000 shares for 4,360.0. Apollo Global Capital, Inc. (APL) saw its shares increase by 6.35% to 0.0067 (+0.0004) with a massive volume of 458,000,000 shares, valuing 2,992,800.0. Lastly, Enex Energy Corp. (ENEX) rounded out the top gainers with a 5.71% increase, closing at 3.70 (+0.20) on 3,000 shares worth 10,960.0.

Significant Declines Among Losers

On the flip side, Concrete Aggregates Corp. 'A' (CA) led the list of decliners, plummeting by 12.28%. The stock ended the day at 50.00, down 7.00, with a total value of 10,004.5 from 200 shares traded. Its 'B' shares, Concrete Aggregates Corp. 'B' (CAB), also fell significantly by 8.93%, closing at 50.00, a decrease of 4.90, on 100 shares valued at 5,000.0. This synchronized downturn in construction material stocks might indicate concerns over infrastructure project timelines or rising input costs.

Marcventures Holdings, Inc. (MARC), a player in the mining sector, registered a substantial drop of 12.22%, closing at 0.79. The shares lost 0.11 on a high volume of 18,751,000 shares, translating to a total value of 15,100,500.0. This could be linked to fluctuations in global commodity prices or specific operational news.

Jackstones, Inc. (JAS) also faced a tough day, with its stock shedding 11.27% to 1.81. The price dropped by 0.23, trading 1,000 shares for a value of 1,810.0.

Zeus Holdings, Inc. (ZHI) saw an 8.70% decline, settling at 0.063, down by 0.006, with 440,000 shares traded for 27,540.0 in value. Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corporation (TECH), a technology firm, experienced an 8.57% decrease, closing at 0.64 (-0.06). A substantial 4,850,000 shares were exchanged, amounting to 3,051,860.0, suggesting a potential profit-taking or concerns over the tech manufacturing outlook.

Rounding out the day's major losers were Swift Foods, Inc. (SFI), which decreased by 7.69% to 0.048 (-0.004) on a volume of 1,850,000 shares valued at 93,470.0. Lorenzo Shipping Corporation (LSC) also dropped 7.69% to 0.60 (-0.05), with 43,000 shares worth 27,290.0. Vivant Corporation (VVT) declined 6.76% to 20.00 (-1.45) on 200 shares for 4,000.0. Lastly, Nickel Asia Corporation (NIKL) closed lower by 6.32% at 5.19 (-0.35) on a robust trading volume of 15,391,400 shares, generating a significant total value of 81,591,696.0, possibly impacted by recent shifts in nickel prices or sector-specific news.

Today's trading highlights a selective market, where investor focus shifts between growth-oriented sectors like property and agriculture, and more volatile plays in industrials and mining, underscoring the dynamic nature of market sentiment.