Ayala Corporation is the oldest conglomerate in the Philippines and is a family Zobel de Ayala for seven generations. Over the past 25 years, Ayala has evolved from the real business of the family estate in the highly diversified and professionally managed business group, with a significant number of non-family shareholders. Between the holding company and its four largest subsidiaries, Ayala group accounts for a quarter of the market capitalization of the Philippine Stock Exchange. Provides data for the evaluation of the value created for shareholders Ayala ten years until 2006, when the transition to the seventh generation of the family Zobel de Ayala completed. "Hide
by Belen Villalonga, Raphael Amit, Chris Hartman Source: Harvard Business School 23 pages. Publication Date: October 18, 2006. Prod. #: 207041-PDF-ENG
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