The Manila Times

AGI 9-mth profit slips 12% to P15.2B

- ANGELICA BALLESTERO­S

income drop 12 percent to P15.2 billion from the P17.3 billion registered in the same period last year as the weaker performanc­e of its liquor and integrated resorts op

- nesses posted a mixed outcome during the nine- month period, with its real estate operations and quick service restaurant­s recording very strong earnings, thereby mitigating the weaker performanc­e of its liquor and integrated resorts - ment over the weekend.

Combined revenues reached P100.3 billion, down 4.9 percent from P105.47 billion last year.

Net income attributab­le to shareholde­rs stood at P10.2 billion or 8 percent lower than the P11 billion posted a year ago.

required the company to remain optimistic in the future.

“The various initiative­s we have undertaken and continue to pursue across all business segments are already poised for takeoff. We are therefore excited about the coming year which is even now presenting outstandin­g opportunit­ies,” he said.

Real estate unit Megaworld Corp. registered a 12 percent to P10.3 billion from P9.27 billion last year.

Emperador, Inc. recorded a P4.4 months helped by a healthy 18 third quarter. In the third quarter alone, Emperador netted P1.7 billion on the back of higher revenues totaling P9.5 billion.

Travellers Internatio­nal Hotel owns Resorts World Manila, still recorded a net loss of P36.8 with earnings still pressured by the June shooting incident at the casino. Third quarter losses reached P409 million.

- velopment Corp., which holds the exclusive franchise of the Philippine­s, reported net income of P977 million, up 19 percent from a year ago.

“In the end, we believe our hard work will soon harvest its fruits as we enter a period of generally faster growth. We are very optimistic about next year’s growth opportunit­ies across our businesses,” Sian said.

- nate Andrew Tan.

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