SM Investments Corporation has one of the most diversified business portfolios in the Philippines, but its shares have remained under pressure amid weak sentiment.
A total of 38 Philippine firms were included in the roster.
Thirty-eight Philippine companies are included in Fortune Magazine's inaugural Southeast Asia 500, a list of revenue-generating firms that have made significant contributions to the region, even in the face of economic challenges.Leading the pack is billionaire Ramon Ang' ...
Around 1,700 rooms are slated to open nationwide within the next four years.
There's no stopping the Sy family-owned conglomerate from expanding its business in the Philippines. Its hospitality arm, SM Hotels and Conventions Corporation (SMHCC), is preparing to welcome more guests to its new establishments in and outside of Metro Manila by ...
The poll was conducted among over 500 investors in and beyond Southeast Asia.
Sy-owned SM Investments Corporation (SMIC) was named the best company in the Philippines with the "strongest adherence to corporate governance," according to Hong Kong-headquartered investment magazine Alpha Southeast Asia. The award, marking the ninth win of the conglomerate, was based ...
A partnership with SM’s hospitality unit, Lanson Place Mall of Asia is the Hong Kong company’s first hotel and serviced residences property in Manila.
Lanson Place, a familiar name in Hong Kong hospitality, is opening its first property in the Philippines later this year. Lanson Place Mall of Asia was first announced in July 2019, and after four years, the new boutique hotel is scheduled to ...
Today the concept of big box, warehouse-type supermarkets in the Philippines is dominated by just two names: S&R and Landers. S&R, which is owned by Cosco Capital of billionaire Lucio Co (the same group that owns Puregold), had 22 ...
SM will strengthen its digital tech initiatives because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Traditional retail has been one of the hardest-hit sectors of the coronavirus pandemic. With shopping malls and most other commercial estabishments closed for nearly three months, many establishments are strugglibg not just to earn profit but stay alive in the highly ...
She expressed concern about the rise in unemployment, especially with returning OFWs.
The government should gradually restart the economy and allow half of all businesses to reopen after the lockdown, according to tycoon Teresita Sy-Coson. "If all the industries can start operating 50 percent including the transport with all the medical precaution like ...
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