In its Statement of Objections filed on December 29, 2020, the PCC enforcement unit charged the Greenfield Development Corporation and its wholly-owned Leopard Connectivity Business Solutions Inc. for supplying exclusive fixed-line internet to the residential units of Twin Oaks Place in Greenfield District. is the property developer of Twin Oaks Place and owner of Leopard Connectivity, which manages the Twin Oaks Place Fiber Network (TOPFN) that provides fixed-line internet connection in all Greenfield properties. According to the Enforcement Office of PCC, the Greenfield and Leopard abused their dominance as TOP’s property developer and fixed-line internet provider by preventing competitors or other ISPs from providing services to residents and limiting the market to Leopard as the only ISP, which violates the Philippine Competition Act. Read more in our articles including "PCC charges condo developer for abuse of dominance in exclusive internet deal" and "PH among slowest countries in shift away from 3G".
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May 26, 2026In its Statement of Objections filed on December 29, 2020, the PCC enforcement unit charged the Greenfield Development Corporation and its wholly-owned Leopard Connectivity Business Solutions Inc. for supplying exclusive fixed-line internet to the residential units of Twin Oaks Place in Greenfield District.
is the property developer of Twin Oaks Place and owner of Leopard Connectivity, which manages the Twin Oaks Place Fiber Network (TOPFN) that provides fixed-line internet connection in all Greenfield properties. According to the Enforcement Office of PCC, the Greenfield and Leopard abused their dominance as TOP’s property developer and fixed-line internet provider by preventing competitors or other ISPs from providing services to residents and limiting the market to Leopard as the only ISP, which violates the Philippine Competition Act.
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