+ Follow SAN MIGUEL YAMAMURA ASIA CORP Tag
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[Title] => SMPP posts higher revenues in 1st 7 mos
[Summary] => Driven by the increasing demand for glass as a packaging format, San Miguel Packaging Products’ (SMPP) glass business registered higher revenues in the first seven months of the year.
In a statement issued yesterday, SMPP said its glass business revenues hit P4.04 billion for both domestic and international operations. The company, however, did not provide comparative figures from a year earlier.
Domestic operations account for 85 percent of SMPP revenues while 15 percent is for international operations.
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-21 00:00:00
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[Title] => BOI okays P5.2-B expansion of San Miguel Yamamura glass packaging plant
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved the grant of incentives to the P5.2-billion expansion project of San Miguel Yamamura Asia Corp.’s glass packaging plant in Imus, Cavite.
San Miguel Yamamura (SMY) is a partnership between two Asia-Pacific industry leaders — food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. of the Philippines, with a 60 percent stake, and Japan’s foremost glass packaging manufacturer Nihon Yamamura Glass Co. Ltd. with the remaining 40 percent interest.
[DatePublished] => 2005-04-25 00:00:00
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[Title] => SMC profit in H1 up only 2% due to SARS
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. reported a slight two percent increase in its first half income this year to P3.05 billion due to lower sales volumes in Hong Kong and China as a result of the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) epidemic.
"The company’s profit performance was tempered as significant earnings dilution occurred due to the impact of SARS on beer volumes in Hong Kong and South China and the protracted weakness of industry poultry prices," SMC said in a statement.
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[Title] => San Miguel Yamamura triples income in 2002
[Summary] => San Miguel Yamamura Ball Corp., (SMYBC), the country’s lone aluminum can manufacturing plant, more than tripled its net income in 2002 to P306 million to lead the diverse SMC conglomerate in terms of earnings performance last year.
The company is a strategic alliance among San Miguel Corp., with a controlling 60 percent stake, and Nihon Yamamura Glass Co. of Japan and Ball Corp. of the US with a combined 40 percent interest.
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[Title] => San Miguel Yamamura to expand Cavite plant
[Summary] => San Miguel Yamamura Asia Corp. (SMY), a joint venture between food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. and Japan’s Nihon Yamamura Glass Co. Ltd., is spending as much as P1.1 billion for the expansion and rehabilitation of its bottling forming facility in Imus, Cavite.
SMY produces glass containers for the food, beverage, personal and health care industries.
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SAN MIGUEL YAMAMURA ASIA CORP
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[Title] => SMPP posts higher revenues in 1st 7 mos
[Summary] => Driven by the increasing demand for glass as a packaging format, San Miguel Packaging Products’ (SMPP) glass business registered higher revenues in the first seven months of the year.
In a statement issued yesterday, SMPP said its glass business revenues hit P4.04 billion for both domestic and international operations. The company, however, did not provide comparative figures from a year earlier.
Domestic operations account for 85 percent of SMPP revenues while 15 percent is for international operations.
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[Title] => BOI okays P5.2-B expansion of San Miguel Yamamura glass packaging plant
[Summary] => The Board of Investments (BOI) has approved the grant of incentives to the P5.2-billion expansion project of San Miguel Yamamura Asia Corp.’s glass packaging plant in Imus, Cavite.
San Miguel Yamamura (SMY) is a partnership between two Asia-Pacific industry leaders — food and beverage conglomerate San Miguel Corp. of the Philippines, with a 60 percent stake, and Japan’s foremost glass packaging manufacturer Nihon Yamamura Glass Co. Ltd. with the remaining 40 percent interest.
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[Title] => SMC profit in H1 up only 2% due to SARS
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. reported a slight two percent increase in its first half income this year to P3.05 billion due to lower sales volumes in Hong Kong and China as a result of the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) epidemic.
"The company’s profit performance was tempered as significant earnings dilution occurred due to the impact of SARS on beer volumes in Hong Kong and South China and the protracted weakness of industry poultry prices," SMC said in a statement.
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[Title] => San Miguel Yamamura triples income in 2002
[Summary] => San Miguel Yamamura Ball Corp., (SMYBC), the country’s lone aluminum can manufacturing plant, more than tripled its net income in 2002 to P306 million to lead the diverse SMC conglomerate in terms of earnings performance last year.
The company is a strategic alliance among San Miguel Corp., with a controlling 60 percent stake, and Nihon Yamamura Glass Co. of Japan and Ball Corp. of the US with a combined 40 percent interest.
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[Title] => San Miguel Yamamura to expand Cavite plant
[Summary] => San Miguel Yamamura Asia Corp. (SMY), a joint venture between food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. and Japan’s Nihon Yamamura Glass Co. Ltd., is spending as much as P1.1 billion for the expansion and rehabilitation of its bottling forming facility in Imus, Cavite.
SMY produces glass containers for the food, beverage, personal and health care industries.
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