+ Follow SAN MIGUEL PHU THO PACKAGING CO Tag
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[Title] => SMC’s packaging units in Vietnam post high revenue growth
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp.’s (SMC) packaging units in Vietnam posted double-digit growth in revenues during the first seven months of the year to $10.24 million, driven by Vietnam’s growing economy.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMC said San Miguel Yamamura Haiphong Glass Co. Ltd. and San Miguel Phu Tho Packaging Co., Ltd. reported an 11.2-percent jump in revenues from only $9.21 million a year ago. These two plants cater mostly to the food and beverage sectors in Vietnam.
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[Title] => SMC’s Vietnam unit hikes production
[Summary] => San Miguel Beer Vietnam Ltd. (SBUL), a unit of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp., has asked Vietnamese authorities to allow the increase in its beer production to one million hectoliters, company officials said.
The move would enable SBVL to import flavors for carbonated softdrinks until such time that the local flavor producers can meet the firm’s quality standards. SBVL commenced operations in 1996.
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[Title] => SMC, Hormel in talks for Vietnam proj
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. is in talks with Hormel USA for a possible joint venture in processed meat manufacturing in Vietnam.
In a disclosure statement filed with the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMC said no agreements, however, have been reached yet as talks are still ongoing. "The proper disclosure will be made at the appropriate time."
SMC is hoping to put up a meat processing facility in Dong Nai province, which has earlier issued an investment license to the food and beverage giant.
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SAN MIGUEL PHU THO PACKAGING CO
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[Title] => SMC’s packaging units in Vietnam post high revenue growth
[Summary] => San Miguel Corp.’s (SMC) packaging units in Vietnam posted double-digit growth in revenues during the first seven months of the year to $10.24 million, driven by Vietnam’s growing economy.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMC said San Miguel Yamamura Haiphong Glass Co. Ltd. and San Miguel Phu Tho Packaging Co., Ltd. reported an 11.2-percent jump in revenues from only $9.21 million a year ago. These two plants cater mostly to the food and beverage sectors in Vietnam.
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[Title] => SMC’s Vietnam unit hikes production
[Summary] => San Miguel Beer Vietnam Ltd. (SBUL), a unit of food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp., has asked Vietnamese authorities to allow the increase in its beer production to one million hectoliters, company officials said.
The move would enable SBVL to import flavors for carbonated softdrinks until such time that the local flavor producers can meet the firm’s quality standards. SBVL commenced operations in 1996.
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[Title] => SMC, Hormel in talks for Vietnam proj
[Summary] => Food and beverage giant San Miguel Corp. is in talks with Hormel USA for a possible joint venture in processed meat manufacturing in Vietnam.
In a disclosure statement filed with the Philippine Stock Exchange, SMC said no agreements, however, have been reached yet as talks are still ongoing. "The proper disclosure will be made at the appropriate time."
SMC is hoping to put up a meat processing facility in Dong Nai province, which has earlier issued an investment license to the food and beverage giant.
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