Globalport 900

Globalport 900, Inc. is a Philippine port operating company that developed from an insurance and holding-company predecessor. Its corporate history began with Metropolitan Insurance Company, commonly identified as MIC, which later became a holding company under the name MIC Holdings Corporation in 1999. In 2011, MIC Holdings was acquired by Sultan 900 Capital Inc., an investment vehicle associated with Mikee Romero, and was subsequently renamed Globalport 900. The company inherited the Philippine Stock Exchange listing of its predecessor. That listing was suspended in 2014 and was described as dormant from 2017 onward, including in later reference material. The available information does not establish a current trading status, an active ticker, or a present corporate ownership structure, so those details remain unspecified here. Globalport 900's principal operating activity is port infrastructure and terminal management. Through Globalport Terminals, Inc., the company has been associated with a network of Philippine ports, including facilities in Nasipit, Bacolod, Tagbilaran, Davao, Iligan, Matnog, Ozamiz, Pulupandan, Surigao, Tacloban, and Zamboanga. This portfolio spans several major islands and regional commercial centers, indicating a focus on domestic maritime logistics rather than a consumer-facing product business. The available reference material does not provide detailed information on cargo volumes, concession periods, revenue, investment levels, or the precise operating arrangements for each facility. The Globalport name has also been used in Philippine sports. The company has been associated with a Philippine Basketball Association franchise that became known as the NorthPort Batang Pier, and the GlobalPort Polo Team also carried the corporate name. These activities extended the brand beyond port operations and gave it visibility in professional and competitive sports. The sources do not provide enough information to determine whether these sporting associations remain active under the Globalport name. Globalport 900 should therefore be understood primarily as a Philippine infrastructure and port-services corporate brand, with historical securities-market and sports associations. Because the available material is limited and does not clearly describe the company's current operating condition, leadership, ownership, or financial performance, its present status is best treated as requiring further review.

Globalport 900 traces its corporate lineage to Metropolitan Insurance Company, or MIC, an insurance business in the Philippines. MIC later shifted toward a holding-company structure and became MIC Holdings Corporation in 1999. This transformation created the corporate vehicle that would eventually be repurposed for port-related activities under a new identity. A major change occurred in 2011, when Sultan 900 Capital Inc., associated with Mikee Romero, acquired MIC Holdings Corporation. After the acquisition, the company was renamed Globalport 900. The transaction changed the public identity and strategic direction of the former insurance and holding-company entity, connecting it with port development and terminal operations. Antonio Cojuangco Jr. was associated with the management of MIC Holdings before the acquisition. Globalport 900 inherited MIC's listing on the Philippine Stock Exchange. That inherited listing did not remain continuously active: trading was suspended in 2014, and the listing was described as dormant beginning in 2017. The available source material does not explain the specific regulatory or corporate reasons for the suspension and dormancy, nor does it establish whether the company later completed a relisting, restructuring, or other capital-markets transaction. The company's operating platform is Globalport Terminals, Inc. Through that subsidiary, Globalport 900 has been associated with ports at Nasipit, Bacolod, Tagbilaran, Davao, Iligan, Matnog, Ozamiz, Pulupandan, Surigao, Tacloban, and Zamboanga. The locations cover multiple Philippine regions and reflect a domestic port network serving regional maritime and logistics needs. The sources identify the ports but do not provide sufficient detail about concession ownership, terminal capacity, cargo specialization, operating dates, or the company's financial contribution from each site. The Globalport name also appeared in Philippine sports. The company had a basketball team in the Philippine Basketball Association, later known as the NorthPort Batang Pier, and the GlobalPort Polo Team used the corporate name. These affiliations helped connect the infrastructure company with sports audiences, although the available references do not document the full chronology of team ownership, sponsorship, or naming rights. Globalport 900's documented history consequently combines three phases: an initial insurance-company origin, a holding-company period under MIC Holdings Corporation, and a post-2011 port-and-sports identity. Current operational, ownership, executive, and securities-market details are not sufficiently established by the supplied references, so the brand's present status remains uncertain.

• 2017

  Listing described as dormant

  [1]Globalport 900en.wikipedia.org

  The company's Philippine Stock Exchange listing became dormant according to the supplied reference material.

• 2014

  Philippine Stock Exchange listing suspended

  [1]Globalport 900en.wikipedia.org

  The inherited exchange listing of Globalport 900 was suspended.

• 2011

  Acquisition and creation of the Globalport 900 identity

  [1]Globalport 900en.wikipedia.org

  Sultan 900 Capital Inc. acquired MIC Holdings Corporation, which subsequently became Globalport 900.

• 1999

  MIC became MIC Holdings Corporation

  [1]Globalport 900en.wikipedia.org

  Metropolitan Insurance Company was reorganized or renamed as MIC Holdings Corporation, creating the holding-company predecessor of Globalport 900.

A Philippine port-infrastructure and terminal-operations company with a secondary identity developed through professional sports affiliations.

• Port and terminal services

  Globalport Terminals port operations

  Globalport Terminals, Inc. is the operating subsidiary associated with Globalport 900's Philippine port portfolio. The listed facilities include ports in Nasipit, Bacolod, Tagbilaran, Davao, Iligan, Matnog, Ozamiz, Pulupandan, Surigao, Tacloban, and Zamboanga. The available sources identify the network but do not specify individual cargo services, capacities, concession structures, or current operating status.

• Professional basketball team

  NorthPort Batang Pier

  Globalport 900 has been associated with a Philippine Basketball Association franchise that became known as the NorthPort Batang Pier. The relationship gave the company a sports-facing brand presence, but the supplied material does not establish the complete naming-rights chronology or whether the Globalport name remains attached to the team.

• Polo team

  GlobalPort Polo Team

  The GlobalPort Polo Team carried the company name in polo competition. It represents a historical sports association of the corporate brand; detailed information about its competition history, sponsorship arrangement, and current status is not provided in the available references.

• 2014

  Suspension of stock-exchange tradingOther

  Background

  Globalport 900 had inherited the Philippine Stock Exchange listing of MIC and MIC Holdings Corporation.

  Action taken

  Trading in the listing was suspended.

  Aftermath

  The listing was later characterized as dormant from 2017 onward. The supplied references do not explain the cause or subsequent resolution.

  Source

• 2011

  Acquisition of MIC Holdings CorporationM&A

  Background

  MIC Holdings Corporation was the holding-company successor to Metropolitan Insurance Company and retained a Philippine Stock Exchange listing.

  Action taken

  Sultan 900 Capital Inc. acquired the company, which was then renamed Globalport 900.

  Aftermath

  The corporate identity shifted toward port operations, while the inherited exchange listing remained associated with the renamed company.

  Source

1. 1Globalport 900en.wikipedia.org