The Sy family’s SM group, one of the country’s largest and most respected conglomerates, is welcoming a surge of young talent, with Gen Z employees making up nearly half of its 142,000-strong workforce.
The SM Group is planting the seeds of inclusive growth by equipping smallholder farmers with sustainable farming skills—empowering them to grow their livelihoods and strengthen food security in their communities.
As consumer behavior continues to evolve, the SM Group is ramping up its customer experience strategies to meet the growing demand for personalization in retail and hospitality.
SM-led Philippine Geothermal Production Company (PGPC) is taking a big step in sustainability, becoming the first energy firm in the Philippines to adopt the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) framework.
As the nation celebrates Women’s Month, the SM Group reaffirms its commitment to equal opportunity and meritocracy, empowering women and fostering an inclusive workplace that fuels long-term business growth.
When disaster strikes, the SM Group doesn’t just send aid—it mobilizes its entire network to provide immediate relief and safe spaces for affected communities.
The Sy family’s SM Group is competing with itself for the title of the country’s most profitable business. The proof? SM Investments announced on Friday that it posted P82.6 billion in profits—just barely edging out its own bank, BDO, which earned P82 billion.