DMCI is founded by Engr. David Mendoza Consunji on December 24, 1954. With its expertise, DMCI has constructed the largest numbers of high-rise
and commercial buildings in the Philippines,
especially in the Makati and Ortigas centers, two of the country’s premier financial districts. High-rise and commercial building construction is DMCI’s stronghold where it has an extensive portfolio. For the A
yala Corporation: the Ayala Triangle Tower I,
the Philippine Stock Exchange Plaza, and Roxas Triangle. For major Banking Headquarters:
the Fareast Bank (now part of BPI),
Citibank, Urban Bank,
Equitable Bank (now Banco de Oro-EquitablePCI),
BPI and UCPB bank. Five Star Hotels:
the Shangri-La Mactan Island Resort and Shangri-La Hotel in Makati,
the Westin Philippine Plaza, the Manila Hotel, and the Hyatt Hotel. For Big Commercial Malls:
the SM Megamall, SM Dasmarinas,
SM Manila, SM Bacoor, and SM Fairview. And for high-end condominiums,
the Rockwell Center’s Five Condominium Towers,
the country’s single largest high-rise project to date. DMCI Homes are the real estate arm of DMCI Holdings
through its wholly armed subsidiary DMCI Project Developers Inc. It ranked #146 in the Business World Top 1000 Corporations for 2014.
