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[Title] => SM super chefs whip up a holiday feast
[Summary] => With Christmas fast approaching, SM Hypermarket brings shoppers delectable holiday recipes in its series of Super Chefs’ cooking demonstrations.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts P3.9-B net profit in 9 months
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Shopping mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. posted a net profit of P3.9 billion in the first nine months of the year, up nine percent from the previous level’s P3.6 billion, mainly due to higher revenues from lease operations.
In a financial report filed with securities regulators, SM Prime said gross revenues improved by 20 percent during the nine-monthperiod to P3.3 billion from P2.61 billion the same period a year ago. Rental revenues accounted for bulk of the total, rising 24 percent to P2.71 billion from P2.19 billion owing to the opening of new malls.
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[Title] => Higher mall revenues boost SM Prime net income 8% to P4.97B
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s leading shopping mall developer, posted a P4.97- billion net profit last year, up eight percent from 2004’s P4.62 billion, mainly on higher rental revenues.
Gross revenues increased seven percent to P10.9 billion from P10.21 billion in 2004. Lease revenues accounted for bulk of total with a 10- percent growth to P9.03 billion from P8.18 billion, primarily due to rentals from SM City Dasmariñas, SM City Batangas, SM City San Lazaro, SM Supercenter Molino and SM Supercenter Valenzuela.
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[Title] => SM Investments expects to sustain 25% income growth
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), the listed investment holding company of the SM Group, expects to sustain the 25-percent growth in its net income for the first nine months of its fiscal year ending March 2006, driven by the continued robust performance of its shopping mall and banking units.
From April to Sept. 2005, SMIC reported a net profit of P2.7 billion or an increase of 24.4 percent from the P2.2 billion earnings posted the previous period.
"We can sustain that growth as our mall operations continue to do well.
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[Title] => SM Prime Holdings raises P5B in bonds
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest mall operator, said it has successfully raised P5 billion through a bond issuance, the largest corporate private placement for the year.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SM Prime said the deal was jointly arranged by BDO Private Bank and Standard Chartered Bank.
The facility consists of five-year and seven-year fixed rate notes facility which will be used for general corporate requirements.
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[Title] => SM Prime to issue P1.5-B 5-year bonds for mall investments
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest shopping Mall operator, plans to issue P1.5 billion worth of five-year bonds to finance its mall investments and other corporate purposes.
Industry sources said the bonds will mature in July 1, 2010 and will be issued at par. The notes, however, will not be issued to more than 19 primary institutional lenders.
Benefiting from the strong performance of its mall operations, SM Prime earlier declared P2.3 billion in cash dividends, equivalent to half of its prior year’s net profit.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Oppenheimer Funds buys into SM Prime
[Summary] => Oppenheimer Funds, an international investment adviser based in the United States, has acquired a 5.18-percent stake in shopping mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc., a report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Oppenheimer, which provides investment advice to various mutual funds, said it now holds around 514.5 million common shares of SM Prime on behalf of its various clients.
According to Oppenheimer, the computation was based on the understanding that SM Prime has 9.93 billion common shares outstanding.
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[Title] => SM Prime pays P2.3B in cash dividends
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest mall developer, will shell out cash dividends totalling P2.3 billion, equivalent to half of the prior year’s net profit.
This translates to a dividend rate of P0.233 per share. Shareholders on record as of May 25 are entitled to the dividend, which is payable on June 20.
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[Title] => SM Prime posts P3.9-B net profit in 9 months
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Shopping mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. posted a net profit of P3.9 billion in the first nine months of the year, up nine percent from the previous level’s P3.6 billion, mainly due to higher revenues from lease operations.
In a financial report filed with securities regulators, SM Prime said gross revenues improved by 20 percent during the nine-monthperiod to P3.3 billion from P2.61 billion the same period a year ago. Rental revenues accounted for bulk of the total, rising 24 percent to P2.71 billion from P2.19 billion owing to the opening of new malls.
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[Title] => Higher mall revenues boost SM Prime net income 8% to P4.97B
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s leading shopping mall developer, posted a P4.97- billion net profit last year, up eight percent from 2004’s P4.62 billion, mainly on higher rental revenues.
Gross revenues increased seven percent to P10.9 billion from P10.21 billion in 2004. Lease revenues accounted for bulk of total with a 10- percent growth to P9.03 billion from P8.18 billion, primarily due to rentals from SM City Dasmariñas, SM City Batangas, SM City San Lazaro, SM Supercenter Molino and SM Supercenter Valenzuela.
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[Title] => SM Investments expects to sustain 25% income growth
[Summary] => SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), the listed investment holding company of the SM Group, expects to sustain the 25-percent growth in its net income for the first nine months of its fiscal year ending March 2006, driven by the continued robust performance of its shopping mall and banking units.
From April to Sept. 2005, SMIC reported a net profit of P2.7 billion or an increase of 24.4 percent from the P2.2 billion earnings posted the previous period.
"We can sustain that growth as our mall operations continue to do well.
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[Title] => SM Prime Holdings raises P5B in bonds
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest mall operator, said it has successfully raised P5 billion through a bond issuance, the largest corporate private placement for the year.
In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, SM Prime said the deal was jointly arranged by BDO Private Bank and Standard Chartered Bank.
The facility consists of five-year and seven-year fixed rate notes facility which will be used for general corporate requirements.
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[Title] => SM Prime to issue P1.5-B 5-year bonds for mall investments
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest shopping Mall operator, plans to issue P1.5 billion worth of five-year bonds to finance its mall investments and other corporate purposes.
Industry sources said the bonds will mature in July 1, 2010 and will be issued at par. The notes, however, will not be issued to more than 19 primary institutional lenders.
Benefiting from the strong performance of its mall operations, SM Prime earlier declared P2.3 billion in cash dividends, equivalent to half of its prior year’s net profit.
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[Title] => Oppenheimer Funds buys into SM Prime
[Summary] => Oppenheimer Funds, an international investment adviser based in the United States, has acquired a 5.18-percent stake in shopping mall giant SM Prime Holdings Inc., a report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Oppenheimer, which provides investment advice to various mutual funds, said it now holds around 514.5 million common shares of SM Prime on behalf of its various clients.
According to Oppenheimer, the computation was based on the understanding that SM Prime has 9.93 billion common shares outstanding.
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[Title] => SM Prime pays P2.3B in cash dividends
[Summary] => SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest mall developer, will shell out cash dividends totalling P2.3 billion, equivalent to half of the prior year’s net profit.
This translates to a dividend rate of P0.233 per share. Shareholders on record as of May 25 are entitled to the dividend, which is payable on June 20.
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