Globe Telecom Inc. said on Wednesday it is strengthening its presence in Quezon Province with a series of network expansions and technology upgrades in Lucena City.
In a statement, Globe said it has upgraded and optimized 48 cell sites across Lucena, covering around 275,000 city residents.
The company is also building new facilities to ensure the city’s households, schools, and businesses can seamlessly adapt to the demands of a digital economy.
‘These improvements enable seamless video learning, efficient business transactions, and other digital activities, ensuring Lucenahins remain ahead in today’s fast-paced digital economy,’ Globe said.
To complement the stronger network, Globe is also offering flexible data promos for every type of user-from Go+ packages for prepaid subscribers, Sulit Surf bundles for TM customers, to GPlan options for postpaid households and professionals who require dependable internet all day.
‘Globe’s efforts in Lucena are part of its network expansion program nationwide. By expanding cell sites and boosting capacity, the company is preparing communities for the future.’
The company reported a net income of P12.4 billion in the first half of 2025, down 14 percent from the same period last year, with gains from its digital ventures and cost-efficiency measures partially offset lower service revenues and higher depreciation and financing charges.
Consolidated service revenues stood at P80.2 billion, 2.4 percent lower than the P82.2 billion posted in the first six months of 2024. This was due to softer contributions from traditional services and a contraction in fixed wireless demand, although revenues from mobile data and fiber broadband segments showed resilience.