PLDT will spend most of its capex for expansion of its LTE and 3G mobile services, as well as its fixed broadband network. It also eyes to fund the installation of its last-mile and customer-premises equipment such as modems and optical network units for the delivery of broadband Internet to its residential customers. ? We anticipate a bigger EBITDA (earnings before income tax, depreciation and amortization) level in 2019 that will help,? Pangilinan said. ? There are still a few asset sales that may happen in the course of 2019 which would help fund whatever that might be needed. We do have a lot of headroom for some borrowings. Hopefully not as much incremental debt but if we need to, PLDT has some headroom to borrow,? he added. The coverage of PLDT?s fiber broadband network has reached 6.3 million homes last year which is 57 percent higher year-on-year to 4.01 million homes in 2017. Total capacity reached 2.6 million ports with about 1.0 million ports available for sale.