In its continued commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship, SM Supermalls, through its corporate social responsibility arm SM Cares, is lighting the way toward a cleaner and greener future by harnessing renewable energy across its properties.
In the East Metro, SM City Marikina, SM City Masinag, SM City San Mateo, and SM Center Antipolo Downtown are now proudly “Powered by the Sun”, utilizing rooftop solar panel systems that help reduce carbon emissions, promote energy efficiency, and support the nation’s transition to sustainable power sources.
Harnessing the Power of the Sun Across the East Metro
Each mall plays a vital role in SM’s sustainability roadmap by producing clean energy that contributes to both operational efficiency and environmental protection.
Seen from above is SM City Masinag with the 2.40-hectare solar panels in the midst of the busy Marcos Highway in Antipolo City.
SM City Marikina, energized in 2023, generates an average of 106,179 kWh (Kilowatt-hour) per month with a 2.259 MWp (Megawatt Peak) solar capacity. This is enough to power 506 Filipino households for a month, offsetting 74 tons of carbon dioxide — the equivalent of planting 3,378 mature trees.
SM City Marikina continues to champion sustainability with its iconic stilts building design now added with solar panels that energizes solar energy good enough to power more than 500 households.
SM City Masinag, fully solar-powered by March 2025, produces around 124,366 kWh monthly through its 1.696 MWp system — enough to supply electricity to 592 households, offset 86 tons of carbon dioxide, or plant 3,956 trees worth of carbon absorption.
SM City San Mateo harnesses the power of the sun with its 810 Solar PV System installed across 2,092 square meters of rooftop space, generating up to 0.45 megawatts of clean energy. This can power 219 Filipino households and reduce carbon emissions by 32 tons, comparable to planting 1,466 mature trees.
The solar panels atop SM Center Antipolo Downtown adds to the more scenic view from its roof deck.
SM Center Antipolo Downtown, energized between 2024 and 2025, generates 71,270 kWh monthly from a 0.923 MWp solar system — enough to power 339 homes, offset 49 tons of CO₂, or plant 2,267 trees.
810 panels makeup for 0.45 megawatts of clean energy in SM City San Mateo, enough to reduce 32 tons of carbon emission.
Leading the Charge for a Greener Tomorrow
Through SM Cares and the SM Green Movement, SM Supermalls continues to advance sustainability across its network — integrating renewable energy, green architecture, efficient water use, and waste management into its operations.
Collectively, these four solar-powered malls generate nearly 348,000 kWh of renewable energy each month, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions while demonstrating that innovation and environmental care can coexist.
With every rooftop installation and every kilowatt-hour generated, SM Supermalls — continues to keep communities, progress, and the planet Powered by the Sun.
Filipinos practically run their entire lives on their phones — checking group chats, booking rides, and juggling a dozen errands in between. But even with everything going digital, paying with your phone can still slow you down – especially with QR codes. Scanning with your phone, waiting for SMS confirmation, or having cashiers take screenshots and double-check a QR payment? Suddenly, your quick stop turns into a waiting game.
Maya, the #1 Digital Bank in the Philippines, is changing that. As one of the first banks in the country to enable Google Pay for credit cards, Maya is putting next-generation payments directly in your hands. Yup, Android users can now tap and go by simply adding their Maya Credit Card to Google Wallet. Even better? Tap to Pay via the Maya app is coming soon, making paying faster and easier than ever.
Why Tap to Pay Just Makes Sense
Life moves fast—commuting, grabbing coffee, running errands between meetings. And through all of that, your phone is always in your hand. So, it only makes sense for paying to keep up.
It’s no wonder most prefer tapping with their credit cards. It’s quick, convenient, and comes with rewards. But there’s an even faster way to pay: Tapping with your phone. With Maya on Google Pay, your phone becomes your wallet. No digging through your bag, no fumbling for a card—just one motion and you’re done. Plus, you still get the rewards you love:
Instant Maya Miles with your Maya Black Credit Card, and
Cashback with your Landers Cashback Everywhere Credit Card.
An Easier & More Effortless Way to Pay
Paying with your Maya Credit Card on Google Pay is instant and incredibly smooth:
Add your Maya Credit Card to the Google Wallet app
Unlock your phone, open Google Wallet, and tap at any NFC-enabled terminal
Pay anywhere Visa or Mastercard contactless is accepted globally
No extra steps. No friction. Just fast, secure, tap-and-go payments — whether you’re buying coffee, catching a ride, or checking out at your favorite stores.
Perks That Make Tapping Even Better
To celebrate this new way to pay, Maya and Visa are giving your PickUp Coffee run an upgrade. Tap to Pay with your Maya Credit Card via Google Pay and you get ₱50 off on your drink—yes, just for tapping. Your caffeine fix, now with tap-exclusive perks.
With this feature now available, you can finally ditch the unnecessary steps and go straight to the part that matters—tapping, earning, and getting on with your day. Paying shouldn’t slow your down, and now it won’t.
Visit maya.ph or mayabank.ph, and follow @mayaiseverything on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok to stay updated. Maya Philippines, Inc. and Maya Bank, Inc. are regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (www.bsp.gov.ph). Deposits are insured by PDIC up to ₱1 million per depositor.
Manila, Philippines — Nothing says Filipino Christmas quite like sharing a plate of savory, sweet ham. This year, Subway® Philippines is giving that beloved tradition an irresistibly cheesy twist with the launch of the all-new Gouda Pineapple Ham Sub. Featuring sweet ham served with premium Smoked Gouda Cheese from the USA for a delicious blend of sweet, tangy, and creamy goodness, this limited-edition sub is available starting November 19 at all Subway® Philippines stores nationwide.
In the latest flavorful step to bring USA cheeses into the hearts of local diners, Cheese from the USA has partnered with Subway® Philippines to offer Filipinos a premium cheese experience that feels elevated yet familiar—a perfect flavor to celebrate the season.
Marrying tender slices of chicken and ham with a spread of tangy pineapple jam, all tucked into Subway’s signature bread, the Gouda Pineapple Ham Sub is made more enjoyable with the addition of the melted, award-winning U.S. Smoked Gouda.
The U.S. Smoked Gouda, named Best of Class at the 2024 World Championship Cheese Contest, adds richness and harmony to any dish. Renowned worldwide for its smooth, creamy texture and delicate smokiness, it is the perfect choice for Subway’s latest festive creation.
Complemented by crisp vegetables, the Gouda Pineapple Ham Sub delivers a well-balanced, satisfying and flavorful bite for both cozy meals and joyous celebrations.
Bringing Cheeses from the USA to the Philippines
The latest partnership by Cheese from the USA underscores its commitment to bringing the best of U.S. Dairy to Filipinos.
“The Gouda Pineapple Ham Sub brings together flavors that Filipinos already love, especially the sweetness of holiday ham, reimagined as a hearty, flavor-packed sandwich,” said Benjamin Fong, Head of Culinary Innovation, APAC, Subway®. “We wanted to create something festive yet balanced. It’s indulgent, but still fresh and easy to enjoy.”
“Having Cheese from the USA featured in a sandwich that celebrates the warmth and generosity of the Filipino holiday season is truly special,” said Dali Ghazalay, Regional Director – Southeast Asia, USDEC SEA. “Food has always been at the heart of every Filipino celebration. We’re thrilled that USA Cheeses can now be part of that tradition. Through this collaboration with Subway®, we hope to take more Filipinos through a discovery of how USA Cheeses can elevate any meal and bring friends and families together this festive period.”
Quality That Is Trusted Around the World
Made in Wisconsin, America’s Dairyland, the Smoked Gouda embodies the craftsmanship and quality that Cheese from the USA is known for. It is produced with strict compliance to standards and regulations, that ensure safe, high-quality dairy every time. It is why chefs, restaurants, and food lovers around the world trust Cheeses from the USA.
The launch of the Gouda Pineapple Ham Sub follows the success of the limited-edition Triple Cheese Steak Sub earlier this year, which featured the Shredded Mexican Blend from Joseph Farms.
The Gouda Pineapple Ham Sub is available only until January 2026 for dining in-store or delivery. Price as follows: P210 (6-inch ala carte), P400 (Footlong ala carte) and P220 (Wrap ala carte). Prices may vary.
Attention foodies! This one’s for you. Come and check out SM City Baliwag’s exciting food tenants that are certainly worth a try on your next visit.
BUFFALO’S WINGS N’ THINGS
Bring your team and get ready for a tasty battle at Buffalo Wings N’ Things in SM City Baliwag. The ultimate feast comes in different flavors, as BWNT offers food selections tailored for any kind of circle. Make it smooth with Champion Buffalo Wings tossed in your favorite flavors, or go for Boneless Chicken available in solo, double, and sampler. They also serve sandwiches, burgers, and nachos, as well as pasta and quesadillas.
LLAO LLAO
Chill into the holidays with Ilao Ilao, uniquely crafted for anyone who loves frozen yogurt. Breeze into the moment with every cup offered with exceptional toppings, including nutritious fruits and flavorful sauces.
Enjoy convenient snacking at SM City Baliwag. Stay in the loop, as the mall will unveil some of the best store concepts in the coming days. Follow https://www.facebook.com/smbaliwag.
PASIG CITY, Philippines, November 10, 2025 — It’s the most wonderful time of the year as ASUS Business Philippines is excited to announce the very first ASUS Business Expert Holideals. The promo will feature devices from the ASUS Business’ Expert Series and will run from November 11, 2025, to December 31, 2025.
The ASUS Expert Series was introduced in the Philippine market in their Grand Launch event on October 1, earlier this year. Showcasing a mix of laptops and desktops built for everyday productivity equipped with the industry’s latest processors.
One of the main highlights of the lineup is the ASUS Expert Series’ introduction of AI – providing professionals with tools specifically for work. These AI-powered devices elevate experts’ needs with the ASUS AI ExpertMeet, streamlining workflows and enhancing collaboration. With this, they will be able to navigate meetings with ease as experts can utilize features such as AI Translated Subtitles, AI Meeting Summaries, Webcam Watermarks, and AI Noise Cancellation.
The ASUS Expert Series has also been manufactured and certified to meet the US Military-Grade (US MIL-STD-810H) durability standards ensuring experts a worry-free workflow.
Take the ASUS ExpertBook P5 for example, introduced as ASUS’ first Copilot+ PC for professionals. It comes equipped with the ultra-powerful Intel® Core™ Ultra processors (Series 2). It comes as light yet durable thanks to its aluminum chassis. With a stunning 2.5K 144HZ display, a business-grade security/service, together with the power of AI – the ASUS ExpertBook P5 provides peak performance and seamless work experience, perfect for the always-on-the-go.
During the promo period, together with ASUS ExpertBook P5, professionals can get their hands on ASUS ExpertBook P1, B1, B3, B5, and the ASUS ExpertCenter P500 all at discounted prices just in time for the holiday season. Experts can enjoy up to Php 5,500 in savings and can get up to Php 7,000+ worth of freebies – ranging from Wiko Buds to an XP Deco Mini to the Limited-edition Straightforward x ASUS Business Totebag and even a brand-new Gaming Chair.
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Security Bank executives and guests at the opening of the Bank’s 364th branch in Cabuyao, Laguna (From left): Leonilo Ercia, President of Colt Laguna; Mr. Elorde Ragas Jr., Leasing Head of Adije Realty and Development Corp; Carmensita Dionisio, Managing Director of VDI Builders and Development Corp.; Jing Pulmano, CEO of Pulmano Realty; Mildred Llorente, Business Manager of Cabuyao Branch; Leslie Cham, EVP and Branch Banking Group Head; Richard “Don Don” Hain, Owner of Hain Enterprises; Hon. Vice Mayor Jaie Onofre Batallones, Vice Mayor of the Municipality of Cabuyao; Coco Alimagno, City Councilor of Cabuyao; Ronald Austria, SVP and Branch Banking Luzon Distribution Head; Suzette Pineda, FVP Region Head, and Jonathan Manabat, VP and Area Head
Makati, Philippines – Security Bank opens its first branch in Cabuyao City, Laguna – its 364th nationwide – bringing its BetterBanking experience closer to residents and businesses to a fast-growing community.
Cabuyao, a key industrial and commercial hub home to manufacturing plants, logistics centers, and thousands of MSMEs, continues to attract new businesses and residents. The newly opened branch is strategically located to support this growth, offering convenient access to Security Bank’s full suite of financial solutions for entrepreneurs, professionals, and families.
“We’ve reimagined the traditional branch experience to provide a seamless blend of personal and digital interactions,” said Leslie Y. Cham, EVP and Branch Banking Group Head of Security Bank. “From welcoming, low counters that encourage conversations to integrated digital tools that make transactions faster and more secure – every detail reflects our commitment to putting customers first.”
The Cabuyao Branch is open Mondays to Fridays, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm.
For more information on Security Bank’s products, services, and branch locations, visit www.securitybank.com or follow Security Bank on social media.
This Christmas, Jollibee takes a more heartfelt turn—focusing on what makes the season meaningful: FAMILY.
In a time when life feels busier, distances grow longer, challenges arise, and many Filipinos find themselves away from home, Jollibee’s newest holiday campaign, “Buo ang Saya ng Pasko,” uplifts our spirits and reminds us that true joy is found in togetherness with family—however it’s formed: by blood, by bond, or by choice.
Through a series of touching vignettes in its new Christmas film, Jollibee captures how both typical families and different versions of Filipino families now come together — There’s the nurse celebrating a night shift with hospital staff, a security guard sharing laughs with fellow workers, a couple treating their beloved pets like family, a single mother and her daughters finding joy in a simple Jollibee meal and a large family celebrating Christmas reunions across generations.
Says Dorothy Dee-Ching – VP and Head of Marketing, Jollibee Philippines:
“What makes Filipino Christmases so special is the love we share and the joy we bring to one another. Family has always been at the heart of every Filipino Christmas, but we also know that times have changed. By embracing the many ways we now define family, we hope to rekindle in everyone the true meaning of joy this season — that Christmas is complete not when everything is perfect or traditional, but because no matter where we are or who we celebrate with, as long as we’re together and there’s Jollibee on the table, Buo ang Saya ng Pasko.“
Each story mirrors real-life moments of warmth and connection that make Christmas feel whole again. Accompanied with an original soundtrack, Jollibee’s new heartwarming film reminds us that even as the faces around the table change, as long as the family is together—Buo ang saya ng Pasko.
So, this Christmas, Jollibee invites you all to share the joy of togetherness with your family. As the film beautifully states, “Tunay ang ligaya basta’t tayo’y magkasama. Dito, sarap ang pinagsasaluhan. Buo ang saya ng Pasko.”
AXA released its 2025 Future Risk Report, examining serious global risks like climate change, cybersecurity, and social tensions, and how stakeholders can collaborate to build resilience.
When natural disasters strike, the toll on lives and livelihoods is immediate and devastating. Earthquakes alone underscore how fragile communities can be, and it’s just one of many escalating global risks such as climate change, health crises, and economic volatility. For insurers, the challenge is no longer just about paying claims after the fact, but about helping people and societies prevent loss before it happens.
This shift from reaction to prevention sits at the heart of AXA’s global strategy, according to Thomas Buberl, AXA Group CEO, and Hassan El‑Shabrawishi, AXA International Markets CEO. During their recent visit to the Philippines, the two leaders from AXA shared how one of the world’s largest insurers is rethinking its role amid intensifying risks.
AXA Group CEO Thomas Buberl emphasized that insurance is a vital tool for social cohesion, noting that while risks and their costs are rising, the focus should shift toward prevention to help people mitigate impacts before losses occur.
Shifting to Risk Prevention
“Risks all over are increasing, the price of risk is increasing, and often, the assumption is that the cost of insurance goes up with it, when in reality, it doesn’t have to,” Buberl explained. “Insurance is a very important tool for social cohesion. The single biggest shift that we need to achieve is to help people with more prevention to mitigate the impact of risks. Because behind each claim is the tragedy of families and a lot of pain, our goal should not only be to pay for losses but to help prevent them from happening in the first place.
For example, after Hurricane Katrina devastated communities and infrastructure in the U.S., many sectors—government, private, and individuals alike—learned valuable lessons. When Hurricane Irma hit years later along a similar trajectory, the damage and claims were significantly lower because people were better prepared. This shows that with the right preventive mindset, we can reduce risks and protect lives, anywhere in the world.”
For AXA, that means investing early in health, workplace safety, and climate‑resilient infrastructure. El‑Shabrawishi noted that this mindset has been embedded early on for AXA. “We were pioneers in talking about prevention as a new competitive advantage for our business,” he said. “We’ve done concrete things on healthcare, launched networks of clinics, and invested in workplace prevention. These are not words, these are actions on the ground.”
The idea, Buberl added, is that prevention must be collective. “You can prevent your home from being more exposed to winds or floods by taking necessary precautions. But we also need to do it in partnership with governments, with communities, because a lot of the time, they are the ones who end up paying a large part of the cost. They, too, have an interest in working with us to ensure that the bill—and the human toll—goes down.”
Climate Transition
AXA’s push for prevention is intertwined with its climate transition agenda. Years before the 2015 Paris Agreement, the company began phasing out investments in coal and tobacco and redirecting capital toward sustainable assets.
“We are on the one hand a big investor,” Buberl recalled. “At the time we were investing in coal, in tobacco, and sometimes these areas had very attractive returns. But if you looked at the natural catastrophe claims and the health claims, it made no sense to tolerate more claims when we could instead help reduce them. That’s why we stopped investing in coal and tobacco to help prevent those tragedies before they happen. Then we helped industries that want to transition go on this journey.”
This realignment, he said, was not about being a “nice corporate citizen” but about ensuring that the business model itself was sustainable. “It was really inherent in the business model,” Buberl said. “We need to do everything on the investment side and on the underwriting side to make the climate transition a reality.”
AXA International Markets CEO Hassan El-Shabrawishi highlighted the Philippines’ long-term potential, citing its well-diversified GDP across services, industry, and agriculture, which positions it as a resilient economy with immense growth opportunities for the future.
Local Context
In emerging markets like the Philippines, AXA’s strategy is being tested on two fronts — climate resilience and financial inclusion. With natural hazards a constant threat and insurance penetration hovering around just two percent of GDP, the opportunity and responsibility are both immense.
“The Philippines ticks every box when it comes to long‑term potential,” said El‑Shabrawishi. “It’s a very well‑diversified GDP with immense growth that we see even more potential coming in.” The country’s mix of services, industry, and agriculture, he added, makes it “a very resilient economy for the future.”
But resilience requires inclusive protection. Through digital platforms like Grab, GCash, and Home Credit, AXA is expanding access through simple, accessible coverage under its global business unit, AXA EssentiALL. Operating in 13 emerging and 8 mature countries and serving more than 17 million customers worldwide, AXA EssentiALL was established to focus on underserved sectors, from informal workers to small business owners.
At the same time, AXA’s long-standing partnership with Metrobank, which pioneered bancassurance in the country, continues to play a pivotal role in advancing financial inclusion. Through Metrobank’s extensive nationwide network, AXA is able to reach more Filipinos and provide them with comprehensive protection and financial wellness solutions.
El‑Shabrawishi said these efforts are driven by a deep understanding of real customer needs. “Awareness is not the issue. For someone to take part of their disposable income to buy a product, it has to provide value for them. That’s why we first understand their needs and build something around it, not just push products on them.”
As the world confronts mounting environmental and social risks, Buberl offers a reminder to policymakers and business leaders alike. “Look at insurance as a supporter and enabler of economic and societal development, not as a necessary evil.”
In that sense, prevention is not just a business philosophy but more a collective responsibility, one that determines how societies recover, rebuild, and thrive in an uncertain world.
To deepen its understanding of evolving global threats, AXA recently released its 2025 Future Risk Report, which explores the world’s most pressing risks—from climate change and cybersecurity to social tensions—and how individuals, businesses, and governments can work together to build resilience.
View the full report here to learn how adopting a prevention-first mindset can help create safer, more sustainable communities for all.
Manila Water continues its strong showing with another period of double-digit net income growth. The company posted earnings growth by 25% to reach nearly ₱12.6 billion. The continued topline growth momentum in the company’s East Zone Concession and Non-East Zone Philippines (NEZ PH) businesses were the primary drivers for the strong performance. With further support from continued initiatives towards operating efficiency and productivity, Manila Water posted a 14% growth in EBITDA to surpass ₱21 billion. This translates to a three-percentage-point improvement in EBITDA margin from last year, to reach 73%. During the period, Manila Water recognized a gain of ₱1.1 billion for the sale of its investment in East Water in Thailand. Excluding one-offs, core net income increased by 15% at ₱11.6 billion, with core net income margin improving by two percentage points to 39%.
For Manila Water’s East Zone Concession, revenues similarly increased by double-digits to reach ₱24 billion for the period, driven primarily by the implementation of the 3rd tranche of the approved Rate Rebasing tariff adjustment in January 2025. On the other hand, water demand saw a 1% decline in billed volume with lower consumption from residential customers with lower reading days, as well as lower cross-border volume.
Expenditures related to technology platform costs drove operating expenses for the period, but overall, were offset by efficiencies realized in power and other direct costs. These kept total costs muted at a 1% growth to ₱5.9 billion. EBITDA increased by 14% to ₱18.2 billion, with EBITDA margin improving by two percentage points to 75%.
Beyond the East Zone Concession, the company’s businesses across the rest of the country saw earnings growth of 11% to reach ₱852 million in net income for the period. This was driven by strong contributions from several of its key business units, by way of implemented tariff adjustments and a 5% increase in total billed volume. Main contributors during the period are several of the group’s core domestic businesses, namely Clark Water, Estate Water, as well as several subsidiaries operating in Visayas-Mindanao namely Boracay Water, Cebu Water and Tagum Water in Davao. This solid performance pushed revenues up by 8% to ₱7 billion, resulting in a 5% improvement in net income to ₱1.1 billion. For Manila Water International, equity share in net income jumped significantly to ₱1.1 billion. This was driven mainly by the gain on the sale of the East Water investment which was fully impaired in prior years.
Manila Water continued to invest in critical infrastructure towards the fulfillment of its regulatory and service commitments. Group-wide capital expenditures (CAPEX) reached nearly ₱18 billion for the first nine months of the year, with the East Zone Concession accounting for 85% of total CAPEX at ₱14.9 billion.
Manila Water President and CEO Jocot de Dios is encouraged by the solid performance of the business units, even as the company begins to see significant benefits from its disciplined management of its portfolio, and its deliberate approach to new business growth:
“We are happy to see that the foundation laid for efficient and responsible operations, both within and outside our Metro Manila Concession, is lending towards the resilient performance we are seeing in our businesses. Equally important, our disciplined approach to managing our portfolio is now beginning to bear fruit.
We will continue to exercise the same rigor and discipline in running our existing businesses, and in identifying new business opportunities. We know full well that the consistency by which we execute our strategy, is what will enable us to deliver sustainable value to our shareholders and stakeholders.”
Some connections just click—your day-one might be your bestie, partner, sibling, cousin, or favorite shopping buddy. Same vibe, same energy, same holiday wishlists. So why not match your wins too and become Twinyonaryos?
This holiday, Maya, the #1 Digital Bank in the Philippines, is turning your holiday spending into the ultimate feel-good moment: a chance for you and your chosen person to win ₱1 million each by referring them with your @username and paying with Maya.
Here’s how it works: every ₱1,000 you spend with Maya earns you a raffle entry for a shot at ₱1 million and your chosen referral also takes home ₱1 million. Yup, that’s a total of ₱2 million just for doing your usual—shopping, paying bills, buying load, or settling dinner bills with Maya. Everything counts, and if you’re borrowing or paying with Maya Easy Credit, you score 5x more raffle entries.
And because sharing is caring, every friend you refer with your @username scores you ten extra raffle entries. The more you spend and share, the closer you get to full-on Twinyonaryo status.
So while everyone else is stressing over their spending hangovers, you could be celebrating with matching fits, matching Maya cards, and matching good energy this holiday season. Just keep doing your thing with Maya because this Christmas, giving feels even better when you’re 2Winning.
Check out www.maya.ph/xmas, and follow @mayaiseverything on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok for updates. Maya Philippines, Inc. and Maya Bank, Inc. are regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (www.bsp.gov.ph). Deposits are insured by PDIC up to ₱1 million per depositor.
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