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Top Line Business Development Corp. has clearly faced some headwinds before its stock market debut.

First, the Cebu-based fuel retailer postponed its November 2024 listing. After that and a series of meetings with potential investors, Top Line decided to cut its initial public offering size and drop plans to buy a fuel depot.

And during its first trading day on Tuesday, it closed down by 3 percent.

But the downtrend was very much short-lived.

In fact, the Lim family-led conglomerate, listed under the ticker “TOP,” closed on Thursday as the Philippine Stock Exchange’s top gainer, with its shares surging by 11.67 percent to P0.335 each.

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To add to that, Top Line had fully exercised its oversubscription option to raise the full P732.62 million—all while the world prepared for a global trade war.

We’re hoping that the euphoria at Top Line continues.

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