Asia’s Largest Radio Network Now at the Philippines’ Tallest Twin Towers | Luke Roxas Site

The BSA Twin Towers, one of the newest premier establishments of St. Francis Square Group of Companies (formerly ASB Condotels), gladly welcomes the Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) as the latter signed the contract at the Board Room of the  St. Francis Square and appointed the Tallest Twin Towers in the Philippines – BSA Twin Towers – to house the Asia’s largest radio network at the topmost level of Towers A and B.

Present during the contract signing from left to right were: MBC Senior Vice President Mr. Eduardo Cordova, MBC President Mr. Ruperto Nicdao, St. Francis Square Group of Companies President Mr. Luke C. Roxas, and Senior Vice President of SFS Development Corporation Atty. Rolando Domingo

Manila Broadcasting Company

The Manila Broadcasting Company owned by the FJE Group of Companies, is a radio and television network that is currently headed by Ruperto Nicdao Jr. as President, has started and first went on air way back in June 15, 1939. The company was originally founded by JM Elizalde and Manuel Elizalde. The current Chairman and CEO of the company is Fred Elizalde and followed by Juan Elizalde being the Senior-Vice President. The MBC is told as the largest radio network in Asia as it owns over 500 radio stations throughout the Philippines and the most well-known of which are DZRH Nationwide, Aksyon Radyo, Love Radio, Yes FM, Hot FM, Easy Rock and Radyo Natin. Aside from radio, MBC also has TV broadcasting with its cable TV Channel and five regional TV channels (TV Natin, or Radyo Natin Television).  MBC has two AM stations namely DZRH and Aksyon Radyo. The DZRH is the flagship and oldest AM radio station in the country and is told to be the only nationwide via satellite AM station in the Philippines. While the 90.7 Love Radio is the current leading FM station in Metro Manila and several key cities. The company’s corporate headquarters is located at the MBC Building, Sotto St., CCP Complex, Pasay City. Visit their official website at www.manilabroadcasting.com

via luke-roxas.com