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SM group to open biggest shopping mall in Mindanao

Floor area of PH, China units to hit 6.3M sqm

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Tycoon Henry Sy is opening Friday his 46th shopping mall in the country, SM Lanang Premier, which will add 144,000 square meters to the group’s retail space portfolio.

Sy-led SM Prime Holdings, the country’s biggest shopping mall developer, announced that the new mall located on J.P. Laurel Avenue in Barangay (village) Lanang, Davao City, is its second mall in the province. The first is SM City Davao, which opened in November 2001 and which is nine kilometers away.

About 88 percent of retail space in the new mall has been contracted to various tenants, SM Prime said.

SM Prime president Hans Sy said: “We warmly welcome our valued customers to our second mall in the province of Davao, SM Lanang Premier. This is SM Prime’s biggest and first premier mall development project in Mindanao that is designed to cater to the growing demands of the Davao market and its vibrant tourism industry.”

The mall’s facade is accentuated by the folded building concept, inspired by the traditional Japanese art of folding paper known as Origami. The shopping mall’s anchor tenants are SM Department Store and SM Supermarket. It will also house the SMX Davao Convention Center.

Other mall tenants are Watsons, Ace Hardware, Kultura, Forever 21, Centerstage, Vikings, Cha Time, Mesa, Jollibee and KFC. SM Lanang Premier’s amenities include five cinemas and an Imax Theater, with a combined seating capacity of 2,200; a bowling center; a Science Discovery Center; and parking slots for more than 1,500 vehicles.

Incorporating environmentally sustainable technology in its design and construction, SM Lanang Premier features a Skygarden with water fountains, art installations and landscaping. The mall is also designed with skylights and will use LED lighting to ensure efficient energy consumption.

Lanang is a highly urbanized commercial center in the province of Davao. It is home to one of the cultural heritage sites in the city, the Davao Museum. Davao is one of the country’s major sources of Philippine export products such as bananas, tuna, finished wood products, pineapples and rubber.

SM Lanang Premier is the fifth SM mall to be opened this year after SM City Olongapo in Zambales, SM City Consolacion in Cebu, SM City San Fernando in Pampanga and SM City General Santos in South Cotabato.

For the rest of 2012, SM Prime is scheduled to open SM Chongqing in China. By the end of this year, SM Prime will have opened five malls in China. The combined gross floor area of Philippine and China malls are estimated at 6.3 million square meters.


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  • http://profile.yahoo.com/6K2F3JO2ZWNULVFQ3YZD7EHU2Y Robert Delamor

    Maganda po ang mga ganitong proyekto at sana madagdagan pa ng
    iba pang proyekto para sa Mindanao at iba pang parter ng Pilipinas.

    Ang mga ganitong halimbawang proyekto ay ikagaganda ng Pilipinas
    at magiging malinis ang Maynila!

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/6K2F3JO2ZWNULVFQ3YZD7EHU2Y Robert Delamor

    Maganda po ang mga ganitong proyekto at sana madagdagan pa ng
    iba pang proyekto para sa Mindanao at iba pang parter ng Pilipinas.

    Ang mga ganitong halimbawang proyekto ay ikagaganda ng Pilipinas
    at magiging malinis ang Maynila!

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/6K2F3JO2ZWNULVFQ3YZD7EHU2Y Robert Delamor

    Maganda po ang mga ganitong proyekto at sana madagdagan pa ng
    iba pang proyekto para sa Mindanao at iba pang parter ng Pilipinas.

    Ang mga ganitong halimbawang proyekto ay ikagaganda ng Pilipinas
    at magiging malinis ang Maynila!

  • WAJ

    For the betterment of the people of Mindanao. Something positive to the environment…This will idea of big business will help creates employment to the community…

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/UHP224ACJWMZVXYWRZTPHWGCTU Lits

    Philipppines’ Economy are wholly owned by Chineses. SM  taken all the opportunities for small Filipino Enterprenuers and so as the Puregold for small retailers. The govt should protect also the Filipino who likes to be an enterpreneur someday. Napakasawapang pa naman ng mga intsik sa pera dahil ang alam nila s religion nila ay madadala nila ang kayamanan nila sa kanilang libingan. Imbes na ipamahagi sa mga Filipino or maging philantropist,   dahil kung tutuusin  sa Filipino sila naging bilyonaryo at yumaman. Likas sa Filipino ang gumastos kahit gipit, kaya ang mga Intsik ay tuwang tuwa na magnegosyo sa ating bansa.

  • mark1205

    SM will continually hire contractual workers because of the oversupply of unemployed people. But let us all acknowledge somehow that we are happy SM has revolutionized the shopping industry of the country. I doubt if anyone here have never entered their malls and not appreciate shopping  in them.

  • http://www.facebook.com/richard.p.miel Richard Paraiso Miel

    kanya2ng opinyon lahat tama…kelangan natin ng maraming trabaho ibig sabihin kelangan ntin ang mga sakim na negosyanting chinoy,,meron namng matinong mga company ang problema puro welga namn ang inabot!!!sana balanse ang batas natin both side at sana ung mga tamad na mga pinoy wag puro reklamo kumayod ka!!!wag puro paninisi sa gobyerno natin.

    • http://profile.yahoo.com/UHP224ACJWMZVXYWRZTPHWGCTU Lits

      Tamad na 8 pa ang anak, at andoon sila sa sidewalk nakakalat :)  Karamihan sa chinese na negosyante ganid at  ang alam nila na pagnamatay sila ay madadala nila ang pera nila which is totally wrong. Ipamahagi nila sa mahihirap na deserving or help our environment to be more green. Use your money to protect na environment not only to get more profit.

      • Felix Alcantara

        Correct! tamad at puro sex ang nasa isip kaya ang anak ay 12 wala naman work.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_KF2TCBJ2AUC7VIPR3TACWUGITE Rednaxela VD

    SM, one of the worst employers in  the country. Like if you agree

    • hosay

       Just Boycott SM,



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