Ozámiz, Tangub and Oroquieta Cities, and Misamis Occidental Province

[myzhyooze]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

mi click man ang johanns ato.. murag nangita sila ug mas dako dako nga pwesto ato nga time.
ang wala mi-click katong japanese resto, pizza haus og dimsum haus man siguro.
naka remember pa mo unsay name sa mga franchised resto nila ?

nalimot na pod ko sa mga name ato master blue hehe.

[myzhyooze]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

mi click man ang johanns ato.. murag nangita sila ug mas dako dako nga pwesto ato nga time.
ang wala mi-click katong japanese resto, pizza haus og dimsum haus man siguro.
naka remember pa mo unsay name sa mga franchised resto nila ?

katong japanese restaurant master blue, di ba to Tokyo Tokyo ang name? mura man tog Tokyo Tokyo

[*GoldFish*]

naay japanese bar sa Medina gym sauna

[Blueleo]

Originally Posted by myzhyooze

katong japanese restaurant master blue, di ba to Tokyo Tokyo ang name? mura man tog Tokyo Tokyo

murag dili man siguro.
basin nanira na pud tong ubang outlet o branches nila ato sa ubang lugar hihi

[Blueleo]

nangita ug pwesto ang PAG IBIG fund sa Ozamiz karon

[Blueleo]

ang gipangita nga pwesto sa Dunkin Donuts d i sa Ozamiz karon
ky para sa ilang production center expansion.
dili d i pwesto para additional DD outlets

[enshong]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

Aman trading group warns bogus investors using its biz name
Saturday, 04 August 2012 11:48
By Ely Dumaboc

A Malaysian-based trading group has warned the public, especially those residing in Zamboanga City against any "bogus" investors, illegally using the company's name and representing themselves as legitimate operators.

The warning was issued in response to complaints from legitimate investors of the Aman Future Trading Pagadian City branch that a certain Eliezer Balili uses the group's business trademark for his illegal transactions.

Mr. Fernardo Luna, president of Aman Group Philippines Incorporated (AGPI) Pagadian City branch, said Balili who is not connected to their business is illegally using their group and operating in Barangay Guiwan, this city.

Eliezer is allegedly using the name of Shirly Balili, the legitimate investor of Aman trading based in Pagadian City for illegal business transaction.

"This man (Eleizer) is not connected with us, but he was able to pattern our forms and other documents for his illegal operation in Zamboanga City," Mr. Luna said.

The group is engaged in buy and sell business of any products or goods and palm oil in Asia. It has branch in Manila, Cebu and Mindanao.

Thousands of people have already benefited from joining and investing to Aman Group Philippines Incorporated (AGPI). Ely Dumaboc

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Gihimog "ahAman" ang ilang kompanya. Looya aning "Shirly" oi. Gigamit ang ngalan. Basin kapamilya ra ni niya ning "Eliezer."

[myzhyooze]

Originally Posted by enshong

Gihimog "ahAman" ang ilang kompanya. Looya aning "Shirly" oi. Gigamit ang ngalan. Basin kapamilya ra ni niya ning "Eliezer."

or kapuso or kapatid hehe

kompleto na. naa nay ABS-CBN, GMA ug TV5

[d_jeb]

kung naay makalimot ug park overnight, makaila gyud ug penalty nga 5K. Over pud kamahal sa penalty oi.

[enshong]

Originally Posted by d_jeb

kung naay makalimot ug park overnight, makaila gyud ug penalty nga 5K. Over pud kamahal sa penalty oi.

Hadloka ana oi! Hahaha. Pero grabe pud naay makalimot ug sakyanan. Pero basin naa pud nag-overnight parking na dira kay gipa-tarp man jud!

[Blueleo]

Originally Posted by *GoldFish*

naay japanese bar sa Medina gym sauna

jap resto ?
wala ko kabalo ana jud.
dili ba kaha to saydwok restobar dayon mibalhin sa city hall drive area ?

[archer][concept]

Originally Posted by d_jeb

kung naay makalimot ug park overnight, makaila gyud ug penalty nga 5K. Over pud kamahal sa penalty oi.

GAISANO CAPITAL OZAMIZ OOOOHHHVEEEEERRRR

hahahaha!

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[kasasaw]

ka harsh ba ana oi.. hehehe

[Blueleo]

McDonald’s to expand into tourist sites
Posted on August 05, 2012 10:01:06 PM

THE LOCAL arm of fastfood chain McDonald’s plans to open up to 50 more outlets this year, including on island destinations Boracay and Palawan, amid stronger economic prospects and a reported growth in consumption.

This year, we’ll open 40 to 50 more stores all over the country,” said Kenneth S. Yang, president and chief executive of Golden Arches Development Corp., in a chance interview last week.

With the company’s expansion plans, Golden Arches expects to end the year with nearly 380 fast food outlets.

In 2011, McDonald’s ended the year with 329 restaurants nationwide, 56% of which are company-owned while 44% are franchised. The highest concentration is in Metro Manila, followed by Southern Tagalog region.

Mr. Yang noted that this year’s target number of store openings is around 50% more than last year’s expansion targets.

“We want to grow more aggressively. We’ll continue to grow in the next three to five years,” he said.

Last year, the company official said the target was to open up to 30 new stores from 2011 until 2016, earlier reports show.

Mr. Yang said the company’s optimism is driven by the strong economy, which is said to be boosted by business process outsourcing (BPO) industry, along with the continued growth of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) remittances and strong consumer spending.

“Plus with what we’re doing in terms of our brand -- we continue to offer affordable meals -- I think that’s helping us a lot,” he added.

McDonald’s expansion will include both company-owned and franchised outlets. The new stores are intended for Metro Manila and beyond, although franchises are seen to be put up more in the provinces.

“Our thrust for franchises is [for them to locate] outside Manila, in the provincial areas… as Metro Manila is crowded,” Mr. Yang said.

The investment cost for a franchised store is around P40 million.

McDonald’s is also looking to increase its presence in tourist destinations in the country given the government’s campaign for tourism.

“We definitely we have a lot [of restaurants in tourist spots]… like Bohol. We actually have restaurants in major tourist spots and we’ll just continue to grow. In fact, maybe soon we will open in Palawan also. In Boracay, we don’t have one yet but we’re studying that,” he added.

The hamburger chain is also undertaking major renovations on some of its restaurants to give it a uniform and an up-to-date look.

“A lot of restaurants have already undergone renovations and we’re bringing it to higher standards… [so] that it creates a more homey feeling,” Mr. Yang said.

He went on to note that the company is looking at implementing a slight price increase for its products, although the hike will be less than 5%.

“[Input costs have] gone up, including for electricity and, to a certain extent, labor. We’re absorbing [and] we’re passing a little bit on menu pricing but our thrust is affordability so we can’t pass on everything,” Mr. Yang said. -- Danessa O. Rivera

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[Blueleo]

SM Prime completes 2012 fund-raising
Posted on August 05, 2012 10:05:08 PM

MALL OPERATOR SM Prime Holdings, Inc. has completed its financing requirements for the year amounting to P21 billion, signaling its preparation to spend a further P63 billion in the next three years for expansion here and overseas.

“2012 [fund-raising is] done already. For next year, we will know by [the first quarter] how much we need to raise,” Jeffrey C. Lim, SM Prime executive vice-president and chief financial officer, told BusinessWorld in a text message.

Previously, SM Prime said it was allocating P21 billion for capital expenditure this year, of which P14 billion is intended to fund projects in the Philippines while P7 billion will be funneled for those in China.

The capex was supposed to be sourced from a mix of debt and internally-generated funds.

Last May, the firm announced that it had raised P7.5 billion in fresh funds from the issuance of fixed-rate and floating-rate notes, which were reportedly snapped up by institutional investors.

SM Prime told the stock exchange last week that moving forward, it was earmarking an estimated P63 billion to bankroll the construction of four to five malls in the Philippines, and one mall in China.

“We will raise funding yearly for this,” Mr. Lim said.

SM Prime, however, has yet to determine whether it will tap the equities or bond market for future capex requirements.

“We will have to wait until next year,” Mr. Lim said.

SM Prime was incorporated in 1994 to take charge of the SM group’s commercial shopping centers and related businesses. This year, SM Prime aims to have a mall portfolio of 46 Philippine malls and five China malls, with an estimated combined gross floor area of 6.3 million square meters.

The Sy-led company is eyeing as much as seven new properties in China for mall expansions as the firm exploits higher consumer spending there.

SM Prime hiked its January-to-June net income by 15.22% to P4.92 billion due to its new malls and robust sales, earlier reports show.

Shares of SM Prime dropped by 1.85% to P13.80 last Friday from P14.06 at its previous close. -- FJGDLF

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[unik_me]

Vista Land To Invest P290-B Horizontal Housing In 5 Years
By JAMES A. LOYOLA
August 5, 2012, 5:21pm
MANILA, Philippines — Vista Land & Lifescapes Inc., the country’s top homebuilder, will continue to aggressively expand its house and lot offerings targeting 50 new provinces in five years with projects having a total market value of about P290 billion.

In an interview during the launch of the firm’s three condominium brands, Vista Land founder Sen. Manuel Villar said that while they are also aggressive in vertical projects, the firm’s horizontal component will still expand at a faster pace because of the huge housing backlog in the provinces.

“We are now in 28 provinces and 58 cities and municipalities. We will expand that to 40 provinces in the next 12 months and add 50 more provinces in the next five years after that,” Villar said.

He said the new markets Vista Land will be expanding into will include Ozamis; Pagadian; Isabela; Dipolog, Zamboanga; Valencia, Bukidnon; Lemery, Batangas; Baguio City; Roxas City; Legazpi City, Albay; and Caticlan, Aklan.

Villar said the firm is launching new horizontal projects worth a total of P32 billion this year and they are projecting a 20 percent increase in market value of projects launched every year for a total of P290 billion from 2013 to 2017.

He noted that demand for house and lot is consistently strong and not affected by the volatility of global financial markets since this is an end-user markets and housing is the top priority of overseas Filipino workers.

“That is why we are going to the provinces. To the hometowns of our OFWs. So that we will have products wherever the Filipino worker wants to buy a house for his or her family,” Villar said.

To improve the quality of life, Vista Land is also building 50 community malls in the established and mature communities it has built over the years. These malls are also seen to boost the firm’s leasing and recurring income.

Vista Land president Manuel Paolo Villar said a recent market study conducted by Colliers International not only ranked the firm as the top developer but also cited its flagship brand Camella as the most preferred brand in the market.

While competition has tried to expand to the middle to lower-end of the horizontal residential segment, Villar said Vista Land continues to dominate the market.

“We are the clear number one,” he said and lamented that there is a misconception that other property firms, particularly condominium builders, have larger sales because some market studies are focused mainly in Metro Manila.

“In fact, 90 percent of the residential property market is outside of Metro Manila,” Villar pointed out adding that Vista Land has the widest geographical reach and is present in the most number of provinces in the country.

He said house and lot packages, which comprise the bulk of Vista Land’s sales, account for the biggest slice of the pie and not condominium units.

[myzhyooze]

wala pod guro makalimot ug kuha sa ila sakyanan oi! magclose bya pod ang gaisano mga 7pm =D

luoy kayo pag naa ka sa gaisano main dayon imo sakyanan ipark sa luyo sa southwing mall kay ug maabtan kag mga 6pm kapin, molibot na jud ka kay iclose na nila ang kilid na entrance sa main ug sa southwing mall hehe

[d_jeb]

Dha juy kaisa nga ni park ko dha, dayon nilakaw ko..mga 8pm nako kabalik..ako nlang jud isa sa ga park. gitutokan rapud kos gwardya.

[enshong]

Originally Posted by d_jeb

Dha juy kaisa nga ni park ko dha, dayon nilakaw ko..mga 8pm nako kabalik..ako nlang jud isa sa ga park. gitutokan rapud kos gwardya.

Maygani wa ka paningla ug 5k!

[*GoldFish*]

Originally Posted by Blueleo

jap resto ?
wala ko kabalo ana jud.
dili ba kaha to saydwok restobar dayon mibalhin sa city hall drive area ?

Sushi bar. morag Buray man to ang owner ato. ebi tempura akong sige orderon dira