San Miguel points to longstanding geographical factors and ongoing cleanup efforts,
SMC revenue hits ₱964.1 billion as fuel, power and food businesses drive growth, while net income falls to ₱37.7 billion.
Food sales remained resilient, but softer beer demand and cautious spending weighed on the company’s earnings.-
So why were hundreds along Quirino Avenue cut down for SALEX?
The agency faces public criticism and demands for transparency regarding the Quirino trees.
Netizens noticed a difference between the original Quirino Avenue mature trees and the newly transplanted ones.
Ramon Ang-backed firm tops Philippine entries as Top Frontier leads list following San Miguel Corp. exit.
Proceeds will help fund the Bulacan Aerotropolis project and repay bonds maturing in 2027.
Company says 30 trees were relocated but does not say where exactly.
Youth and environmental groups take legal action over urban tree removal.
