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[Title] => Six SM supermalls win awards
[Summary] => Energy Efficiency Awards are yearly accolades handed over by the Department of Energy (DOE) to industrial and commercial companies that accumulate a certain amount of energy based on the standard use given by DOE.
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[Title] => SM Investments declares P3.50/share cash dividend
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp., the investment holding company of retail tycoon Henry Sy, declared a cash dividend of P3.50 per share worth a total P1.85 billion.
Entitled to receive dividends are shareholders on record as of June 14. The dividends are payable on June 20.
SM Investments raised P28.75 billion through an initial public offering of its shares last March. Proceeds from the offering (IPO) had been earmarked for the payment of debts and the development of shopping centers and leisure resorts in provinces south of Manila.
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[Title] => SM Prime nets P1.24B in Q1
[Summary] => Boosted by the steady growth of lease revenues, mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. posted a seven-percent growth in its first quarter net income this year to P1.24 billion from P1.16 billion in the same period last year.
Gross revenues likewise went up seven percent to P2.49 billion from P2.33 billion a year earlier. Bulk of this amount came from rental revenues, accounting for P2.05 billion or an increase of 11 percent from the previous year’s P1.84 billion.
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[Title] => SM Prime income up 11% to P4.62B in 2004
[Summary] => Mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. reported a net income of P4.62 billion last year, up 11 percent from P4.18 billion in 2003.
In a financial report filed with securities regulators, SM Prime said its gross revenues rose 16 percent to P10.21 billion from P8.80 billion the previous year. Bulk of the amount came from rental revenues which increased 17 percent to P8.18 billion compared with P6.98 billion in 2003.
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[Title] => SM Prime eyes 2 mini-malls
[Summary] => Mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. is planning to build two mini-malls within Metro Manila as it aims to capture a significant slice of the hypermarkets concept and achieve economies of scale in its operations.
SM Prime senior vice-president Jose T. Sio said plans are underway for the establishment of a mini-mall in Antipolo and Marikina as part of efforts to increase market share and further improve cashflows.
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[Title] => SM Investments loses 3.6% in stock market debut
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp. marked its debut at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) yesterday, with its shares closing at P241 each or 3.6 percent lower than the initial public offering (IPO) price of P250, as the market sucumbed to sluggish trade ahead of the long Easter break.
SM Investments’ P28.75-billion IPO – the largest in the bourse’s history – failed to improve market sentiment as investors liquidated their holdings, especially with renewed security concerns, analysts said.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts 9% income growth to P2.2B in 1st half
[Summary] => Sustaining its gains in the first quarter, mall developer SM Prime Holdings Inc. reported a nine percent growth in its net income for the first half this year to P2.2 billion, from only P2 billion a year ago, the company said yesterday.
Gross revenues rose 14 percent to P4.92 billion from only P4.3 billion a year ago. Of this amount, rental revenues accounted for P3.84 billion or an increase of 15 percent from the previous year’s level of P3.34 billion, largely due to the opening of new SM Supermalls.
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[Title] => SM opens 18th mall in Dasmariñas, Cavite
[Summary] => Shopping mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. has opened its 18th Supermall – SM City Dasmariñas in Cavite —— as part-of the two-store openings planned this year.
SM Prime said the new mall, which has a gross floor area of 80,000 square meters, is already 80 percent lease-awarded with 243 tenants. The three-story mall will cater to residents of central and southern Cavite, the country’s fastest-growing province by population.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts 8% profit hike to P4.2B in 2003
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s leading shopping mall developer and operator, reported an eight-percent increase in its net income last year to P4.2 billion, from the previous year’s earnings of P3.86 billion.
Consolidated revenues went up by 10 percent to P8.8 billion from P8.01 billion, largely due to higher mall and food court lease revenues. Of the total, tenant rental revenues accounted for P6.98 billion, or an increase or 11 percent from P6.27 billion in 2002.
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[Title] => Six SM supermalls win awards
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[Title] => SM Investments declares P3.50/share cash dividend
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp., the investment holding company of retail tycoon Henry Sy, declared a cash dividend of P3.50 per share worth a total P1.85 billion.
Entitled to receive dividends are shareholders on record as of June 14. The dividends are payable on June 20.
SM Investments raised P28.75 billion through an initial public offering of its shares last March. Proceeds from the offering (IPO) had been earmarked for the payment of debts and the development of shopping centers and leisure resorts in provinces south of Manila.
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[Title] => SM Prime nets P1.24B in Q1
[Summary] => Boosted by the steady growth of lease revenues, mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. posted a seven-percent growth in its first quarter net income this year to P1.24 billion from P1.16 billion in the same period last year.
Gross revenues likewise went up seven percent to P2.49 billion from P2.33 billion a year earlier. Bulk of this amount came from rental revenues, accounting for P2.05 billion or an increase of 11 percent from the previous year’s P1.84 billion.
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[Title] => SM Prime income up 11% to P4.62B in 2004
[Summary] => Mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. reported a net income of P4.62 billion last year, up 11 percent from P4.18 billion in 2003.
In a financial report filed with securities regulators, SM Prime said its gross revenues rose 16 percent to P10.21 billion from P8.80 billion the previous year. Bulk of the amount came from rental revenues which increased 17 percent to P8.18 billion compared with P6.98 billion in 2003.
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[Title] => SM Prime eyes 2 mini-malls
[Summary] => Mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. is planning to build two mini-malls within Metro Manila as it aims to capture a significant slice of the hypermarkets concept and achieve economies of scale in its operations.
SM Prime senior vice-president Jose T. Sio said plans are underway for the establishment of a mini-mall in Antipolo and Marikina as part of efforts to increase market share and further improve cashflows.
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[Title] => SM Investments loses 3.6% in stock market debut
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp. marked its debut at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) yesterday, with its shares closing at P241 each or 3.6 percent lower than the initial public offering (IPO) price of P250, as the market sucumbed to sluggish trade ahead of the long Easter break.
SM Investments’ P28.75-billion IPO – the largest in the bourse’s history – failed to improve market sentiment as investors liquidated their holdings, especially with renewed security concerns, analysts said.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts 9% income growth to P2.2B in 1st half
[Summary] => Sustaining its gains in the first quarter, mall developer SM Prime Holdings Inc. reported a nine percent growth in its net income for the first half this year to P2.2 billion, from only P2 billion a year ago, the company said yesterday.
Gross revenues rose 14 percent to P4.92 billion from only P4.3 billion a year ago. Of this amount, rental revenues accounted for P3.84 billion or an increase of 15 percent from the previous year’s level of P3.34 billion, largely due to the opening of new SM Supermalls.
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[Title] => SM opens 18th mall in Dasmariñas, Cavite
[Summary] => Shopping mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. has opened its 18th Supermall – SM City Dasmariñas in Cavite —— as part-of the two-store openings planned this year.
SM Prime said the new mall, which has a gross floor area of 80,000 square meters, is already 80 percent lease-awarded with 243 tenants. The three-story mall will cater to residents of central and southern Cavite, the country’s fastest-growing province by population.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts 8% profit hike to P4.2B in 2003
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s leading shopping mall developer and operator, reported an eight-percent increase in its net income last year to P4.2 billion, from the previous year’s earnings of P3.86 billion.
Consolidated revenues went up by 10 percent to P8.8 billion from P8.01 billion, largely due to higher mall and food court lease revenues. Of the total, tenant rental revenues accounted for P6.98 billion, or an increase or 11 percent from P6.27 billion in 2002.
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