SM Investments Corp., the holding company of the SM Group, earned seven top honors at the 15th Asian Excellence Awards, presented by Corporate Governance Asia, a premier regional publication focused on corporate governance.
San Miguel Corp. once more emerged as the highest-ranked Philippine firm in the 2025 Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list, maintaining the 9th spot among the region’s largest companies by revenue — the same ranking it held in 2024.
SM Investments Corp. is looking to expand its footprint and deepen its engagement in Iloilo City, with vice chair Tessie Sy-Coson emphasizing the firm’s commitment to sustainable, community-driven development.
The Sy family conglomerate SM Investments has brought in veteran executive Marife B. Zamora to its board, marking a quiet but strategic shift toward stronger governance and gender diversity.
The Sy family-led conglomerate SM Investments Corp. has sold its stake in the company operating Domino’s Pizza in the Philippines to focus on Goldilocks Bakeshop, the country’s largest bakery group.
Twenty years after going public, SM Investments Corp. has cemented its status as one of the Philippines’ most powerful engines of investor wealth, with its share price skyrocketing 549 percent since its 2005 debut on the stock exchange.
SM Investments Corp. (SMIC) remains optimistic about its long-term growth, leveraging the Philippines’ strong consumer market and well-integrated business ecosystem.
“Any moderation in inflation should trigger a strong confidence rebound,” SM Investments president and CEO Frederic DyBuncio said. “This could create opportunities in consumer-focused sectors in the country, and we are poised to cater to these evolving demands.”
The ACES Council commended SM Investments for its holistic sustainability strategy, and its dedication to building integrated communities, supporting micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), and maintaining strong corporate governance