SM though subsidiary 2GO launches MV Masigla and MV Masikap in 2024 to help better connect goods to 19 ports across the country including Iloilo, Bacolod, Cagayan de Oro and Manila, further supporting the government’s push for medium term growth through an upgraded tourism infrastructure and ecosystem. The SM Group is approaching the coming year with cautious optimism, encouraged by the continued growth of the Philippine economy.SM Investments Corp.
To meet growing demand, SM is expanding into more areas across the country. This helps support local economies and improves access to retail, financial services, and property developments. This supports the Department of Energy’s goal to have 50 percent of energy from renewable sources by 2040.
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