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[Title] => SMC net income jumps 18% to P6.17B in 9 mos
[Summary] => Southeast Asia’s largest food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) reported an 18-percent growth in net profit during the first nine months this year to P6.17 billion on the back of higher revenue contributions from its overseas operations.
Consolidated revenues rose 14 percent to P183 billion while consolidated operating income grew 25 percent to P14.7 billion as cost-savings programs across the entire organization helped offset high costs, the company said in a statement.
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[Title] => SMC food group posts 28% hike in operating income
[Summary] => San Miguel Food Group’s agro-industrial division registered a 28-percent rise in operating income for the first half this year on the strong performance of its poultry operations and lower operating costs, the company said in a statement.
The agro-industrial cluster – composed of San Miguel’s poultry, feeds and basic meats businesses – turned in an operating income of P844 million while revenues increased four percent to P18.2 billion.
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[Title] => GSMI net income down 40% to P331.9M in H1
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Higher raw material costs and the effect of the incremental VAT (Value-Added-Tax) weighed down on the bottom line of Ginebra San Miguel Inc. (GSMI), the hard liquor unit of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp.
In a financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, GSMI said net income dropped 40 percent in the first half of the year to P331.89 million from P552.78 million in the same period in 2005. In the second quarter alone, GSMI earned P102.69 million or a decrease of 44.5 percent from the previous level’s P184.91 million.
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[Title] => SMC posts P9.15-B net income in 2005
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC), Southeast Asia’s largest food and beverage company, said yesterday its net income last year rose three percent to P9.15 billion from a restated net profit of P8.86 billion in 2004, on strong overseas sales.
Excluding one-time expenses and charges, SMC said its net income for 2005 would have increased by 10 percent.
Consolidated revenues grew 30 percent to P226.9 billion, mainly due to higher exports and sales and the consolidation of its Australian businesses led by dairy giant National Foods Ltd. (NLF).
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[Title] => San Miguel Food Group stages strong recovery
[Summary] => The San Miguel Food Group’s domestic operations staged a strong recovery in the second quarter, mainly due to higher sales from its poultry, meats and flour businesses.
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[Title] => SMC April net income up 43%
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC) posted a consolidated net income of P611 million in April, 43 percent higher than last year which is a marked improvement from its performance in the first three months of 2002. With this positive performance continuing in May, the company’s second quarter is expected to end better than the first quarter.
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[Title] => Vitarich, Foremost Farms eye Swift Foods
[Summary] => A tug-of war is shaping up between two of the country’s biggest poultry and livestock companies over Swift Foods Inc. (SFI), another prized unit of the RFM Group.
According to RFM vice president Ramon Lopez, their investment banker ING Barings has received "an indication of interest" for the acquisition of SFI’s meat operations from Foremost Farms, the agribusiness venture of beer and tobacco magnate Lucio Tan.
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[Title] => Cojuangco takes over as chairman of Pure Foods
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. has finalized yesterday its takeover of the Ayala-owned Pure Foods Corp. after completing the special block sale at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) and subsequently installing its own people to the Pure Foods board.
In a disclosure to the PSE, SMC corporate information and chief finance officer Ferdinand Constantino said the sale of the Ayala’s 93.98 percent stake in Pure Foods was closed and completed with the special block sale of over 53 million shares worth P6.579 billion.
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[Title] => SMC's food group maintains growth
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The San Miguel Food Group (SMFG) sustained its growth momentum in 1999, with
aggregate net income minus the coconut oil business, rising 240 percent to P439
million.
Continued productivity and cost improvements, better management of working
capital, and lower interest expense buoyed the group's performance. San Miguel
Foods Inc. (SMFI), now practically debt-free, increased its net income by
nearly 18 times.
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[Title] => SMC net income jumps 18% to P6.17B in 9 mos
[Summary] => Southeast Asia’s largest food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. (SMC) reported an 18-percent growth in net profit during the first nine months this year to P6.17 billion on the back of higher revenue contributions from its overseas operations.
Consolidated revenues rose 14 percent to P183 billion while consolidated operating income grew 25 percent to P14.7 billion as cost-savings programs across the entire organization helped offset high costs, the company said in a statement.
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[Title] => SMC food group posts 28% hike in operating income
[Summary] => San Miguel Food Group’s agro-industrial division registered a 28-percent rise in operating income for the first half this year on the strong performance of its poultry operations and lower operating costs, the company said in a statement.
The agro-industrial cluster – composed of San Miguel’s poultry, feeds and basic meats businesses – turned in an operating income of P844 million while revenues increased four percent to P18.2 billion.
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[Title] => GSMI net income down 40% to P331.9M in H1
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Higher raw material costs and the effect of the incremental VAT (Value-Added-Tax) weighed down on the bottom line of Ginebra San Miguel Inc. (GSMI), the hard liquor unit of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp.
In a financial report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, GSMI said net income dropped 40 percent in the first half of the year to P331.89 million from P552.78 million in the same period in 2005. In the second quarter alone, GSMI earned P102.69 million or a decrease of 44.5 percent from the previous level’s P184.91 million.
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[Title] => SMC posts P9.15-B net income in 2005
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC), Southeast Asia’s largest food and beverage company, said yesterday its net income last year rose three percent to P9.15 billion from a restated net profit of P8.86 billion in 2004, on strong overseas sales.
Excluding one-time expenses and charges, SMC said its net income for 2005 would have increased by 10 percent.
Consolidated revenues grew 30 percent to P226.9 billion, mainly due to higher exports and sales and the consolidation of its Australian businesses led by dairy giant National Foods Ltd. (NLF).
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[Title] => San Miguel Food Group stages strong recovery
[Summary] => The San Miguel Food Group’s domestic operations staged a strong recovery in the second quarter, mainly due to higher sales from its poultry, meats and flour businesses.
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[Title] => SMC April net income up 43%
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. (SMC) posted a consolidated net income of P611 million in April, 43 percent higher than last year which is a marked improvement from its performance in the first three months of 2002. With this positive performance continuing in May, the company’s second quarter is expected to end better than the first quarter.
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[Title] => Vitarich, Foremost Farms eye Swift Foods
[Summary] => A tug-of war is shaping up between two of the country’s biggest poultry and livestock companies over Swift Foods Inc. (SFI), another prized unit of the RFM Group.
According to RFM vice president Ramon Lopez, their investment banker ING Barings has received "an indication of interest" for the acquisition of SFI’s meat operations from Foremost Farms, the agribusiness venture of beer and tobacco magnate Lucio Tan.
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[Title] => Cojuangco takes over as chairman of Pure Foods
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp. has finalized yesterday its takeover of the Ayala-owned Pure Foods Corp. after completing the special block sale at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) and subsequently installing its own people to the Pure Foods board.
In a disclosure to the PSE, SMC corporate information and chief finance officer Ferdinand Constantino said the sale of the Ayala’s 93.98 percent stake in Pure Foods was closed and completed with the special block sale of over 53 million shares worth P6.579 billion.
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[Title] => SMC's food group maintains growth
[Summary] =>
The San Miguel Food Group (SMFG) sustained its growth momentum in 1999, with
aggregate net income minus the coconut oil business, rising 240 percent to P439
million.
Continued productivity and cost improvements, better management of working
capital, and lower interest expense buoyed the group's performance. San Miguel
Foods Inc. (SMFI), now practically debt-free, increased its net income by
nearly 18 times.
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