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AllDay Supermarket, one of the Philippines’ fastest-growing supermarket operators, reported a 2.2 percent improvement in revenues to P4.59 billion for the first half of 2022, sustaining its performance from an extraordinary pandemic.

AllDay Supermarket, owned by listed AllDay Marts Inc. of the Villar retail group, reported a 33 percent jump in net profit to P95 million in the first quarter of 2022 from P71 million in the same period last year.

AllDay Marts Inc., owner of AllDay Supermarkets—the fastest growing supermarket operator in the Philippines, reported a banner year with unaudited net income surging 80 percent to P394.9 million last year.

AllDay Supermarket, the country’s fastest growing supermarket operator, is rolling out the Philippines’ first “smart carts” in its stores.

AllDay Supermarket, the Philippines’ fastest growing supermarket operator and mid-premium segment leader, remains optimistic going into 2022 after seeing a strong 28 percent growth chain-wide footfall in the fourth quarter of 2021.

AllDay Supermarket, the fastest growing supermarket operator in the Philippines, continues to ramp up its expansion in Metro Manila with the opening of a new location in the Villar group’s Eastlake development in Sucat, Muntinlupa.

Billionaire Mannuel B. Villar is optimistic about the prospects of his growing retail empire and plans to aggressively open more branches next year while preparing the initial public offering (IPO) of the popular Coffee Project.

AllDay Supermarket, the fastest growing supermarket operator in the Philippines, is set to turn in a banner year, as net income jumped 61 percent to P265 million in the first nine months of 2021 from P165 million in the same period last year.

AllDay Marts Inc. marked a successful debut at the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) with its share rising 50 percent to P0.90 apiece and hitting the ceiling of the trading band immediately upon listing.

AllDay Marts, Inc. will debut Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021, at the Philippine Stock Exchange under the ticker “ALLDY”, after its very successful P4.5 billion initial public offering.

The retail tranche of the P4.5 billion billion initial public offering AllDay Marts Inc. was 1.62 times oversubscribed, requiring the underwriter PNB Capital and Investment Corporation to refund subscriptions that could not be accommodated.

The P4.5 billion initial public offering of AllDay Marts, Inc. (AllDay), owner of the Villar Group’s AllDay Supermarket chain, is riding high on the strong demand for pandemic-resilient stocks in the country.

AllDay Marts Inc., the operator of the Villar retail group’s AllDay Supermarkets, has set its final initial public offering price at P0.60 per share to raise up to P4.52 billion from its market debut.

The Philippine Stock Exchange’s Board of Directors has approved the listing of the shares of AllDay Marts, Inc. at the bourse’s Main Board—paving the way for the retailer’s P6 billion initial public offering.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the P6 billion market debut of AllDay Marts, Inc. and the P18- billion bond offering of Petron Corporation.

AllDay Supermarkets, owned and operated by the Villar Group’s AllDay Marts, Inc., has been cited as a leading player in the mid-premium market segment in the country.

AllDay Supermarket, the fastest growing retail operator in the Philippines, continues its expansion push by opening more stores this year in line with its goal of having 100 branches by 2026.

AllDay Supermarket, currently the fastest growing supermarket operator in the Philippines, has recently launched its “dark store” concept as it continues to banner a global standard in the local supermarket industry.