President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s official visit to Canada produces investment commitments from Canadian firms, according to multiple reports. One outlet says the Philippines secures nearly US$2 billion in pledges from Canadian businesses as Marcos caps his visit. Another report puts the figure at about US$2.5 billion, citing Marcos’s statement that several Canadian companies make investment commitments during the trip. The accounts describe the pledges as part of the engagement between Philippine and Canadian stakeholders while the president is on official business. While the exact total varies between sources—nearly US$2 billion versus about US$2.5 billion—both reports agree the visit results in substantial new investment commitments from Canadian firms by the end of the trip. The articles do not provide detailed breakdowns of specific projects, sectors, timelines, or the identities of all firms involved. The information is presented as investment pledges tied to the visit’s conclusion.