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S& P: Philippines may miss growth goal this year
S&P Global Ratings sees the Philippines again missing its growth targets this year as it kept its gross domestic product growth forecast at 5.9 percent. While the projection is better compared to other economies in the region, it is again below the government’s 6.5 to 7.5 percent growth target......»»
Schneider Electric switching to solar power
French energy management and automation firm Schneider Electric is transitioning its operations in the Philippines to clean energy with the installation of solar panels in its manufacturing plant in Rosario, Cavite......»»
Recto sees ‘realistic’ 6-6.5 percent growth for Philippines
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto is looking at a “more realistic” economic growth of at least six to 6.5 percent for this year, with medium-term economic expansion likely to be tempered as well......»»
Coca-Cola to invest US$1B more in PH
Coca-Cola to invest US$1B more in PH.....»»
EPR Initiatives: the case of Coca Cola
EPR Initiatives: the case of Coca Cola.....»»
Coca-Cola pouring in $1 billion for 5-year Philippine expansion plan
Global beverage giant The Coca-Cola Co. is pouring in $1 billion in the Philippines over a five-year period to expand its operations......»»
Coca-Cola to invest add l $1B in PH
Coca-Cola to invest add l $1B in PH.....»»
Aboitiz Equity Ventures closed transaction to acquire 40% interest in Coca-Cola PH
The takeover of Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc. by Aboitiz Equity Ventures and Coca-Cola Europacific Partners has closed upon completion of “all conditions precedent” to the transaction......»»
Aboitiz completes acquisition of Coca-Cola Philippines
The Aboitiz Group’s entry into the branded consumer goods space is ready to commence with its successful acquisition of Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc......»»
Aboitiz, CCEP complete Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc. acquisition
Aboitiz, CCEP complete Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc. acquisition.....»»
PCC clears Aboitiz purchase of local Coca-Cola company
The Philippine Competition Commission has cleared the Aboitiz Group’s acquisition of Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc., paving way for the closing of the transaction by the end of the month......»»
Catriona, Julie Anne rarampa sa BGC, may sorpresa sa fans
KAABANG-ABANG ang dalawang bigating celebrities na sina Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray at Kapuso star Julie Anne San Jose. Magkakaroon kasi sila ng surprise performance sa Bonifacio High Street Activity Center sa darating na January 27. Para ito sa inilunsad na bagong gimik ng sikat na beverage company na Coca-Cola Philippines –ang #CokeZeroExcuses Promo. Noong.....»»
Coca-Cola PH ramps up plastic bottle recycling efforts
Coca-Cola PH ramps up plastic bottle recycling efforts.....»»
Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines, Inc. and Shell Pilipinas Corporation strengthen partnership for a World Without Waste
Coca-Cola Beverages, Philippines Inc. (CCBPI)—the bottling arm of Coca-Cola in the Philippines—and Shell Pilipinas Corporation further strengthen the collective campaign for a World Without Waste by expanding its number of Shell Select stations as collection points in Manila and Davao. Under CCBPI’s Tapon to Ipon: Basta Klaro, Panalo program, clear PET plastic bottles of any.....»»
Aboitiz, partner agree to buy Coca-Cola PH for $1.8 billion
Aboitiz, partner agree to buy Coca-Cola PH for $1.8 billion.....»»
Aboitiz Group set to acquire CCBPI early next year
Cebu-based conglomerate Aboitiz Group has moved a step closer to acquiring Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc......»»
Coca-Cola empowers Filipinos in water-stressed areas
Coca-Cola empowers Filipinos in water-stressed areas.....»»
True Filipino fiesta and music
Coca-Cola Philippines recently brought together thousands of Filipinos at their historic and grandest event yet — the #CokeKAINation. The Mall of Asia’s open spaces were transformed into a sizable picnic area, complete with hundreds of picnic tables bedecked with assorted Pinoy delicacies. There were endless glasses of ice-cold Coca-Cola for everyone to enjoy — a true Pinoy feast. More than 3,000 food lovers and fun-loving individuals came for the salu-salo, exchanging stories and making memories. Rising P-pop girl group BINI and performers Darren Espanto and Sam Concepcion graced the occasion with electrifying performances. Small Laude and Ninong Ry, two renowned influencers who are big lovers of salu-salos and Coke, were also present. The celebration marked Coca-Cola’s 111 years of being a staple of every Filipino family’s lunch. No matter how little the moment, Coca-Cola reaffirmed its commitment to making mealtimes magical for all Filipinos at this salu-salo. “The love for food and experiences is something that’s always been strongly present in Filipinos, especially in today’s youth. At Coca-Cola, we understand that many of our Gen Z Pinoys wish to share these moments with other people. And with #CokeKAINation, we combine all their different interests into one immersive experience full of food, music and amazing activities — like the classic Pinoy fiesta we all love,” said Adrian Manlapig, Coca-Cola Philippines marketing manager. The #CokeKAINation is part of the “Coke is Cooking” meals experience platform that the beverage company is introducing to the world. The #CokeKAINation, the first global meals platform, uses the various consumer passion points, including food, music and entertainment, to connect and engage with their consumers on a deeper level. It aims to celebrate the rich food culture and improve people’s dining experiences in various parts of the world. From restaurants to food stalls, Coca-Cola has surely unlocked the magic behind enjoying any kind of meal — and that is by pairing it with an ice-cold, thirst-quenching drink and in the company of friends and family. Coca-Cola Philippines looks forward to sharing more magical meal moments with Filipinos for many more years to come. The post True Filipino fiesta and music appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»
Coca-Cola Philippines launches new recycled PET plastic bottles along with consumer engagement initiative
Coca-Cola Philippines is taking another step toward a circular economy for plastic packaging by introducing more bottles made from 100% recycled PET plastic (rPET), excluding caps and labels......»»
Aboitiz chief tracks techglomerate journey
Aboitiz Group president and CEO Sabin Aboitiz brought a wealth of knowledge and transformative leadership insights to the esteemed 21st Forbes Global CEO Conference in Singapore on 11 September. The conference, themed “Sea Change,” provided a platform for Aboitiz to share his vision and expertise as he spearheads the Aboitiz Group’s journey toward becoming the maiden techglomerate in the country. The Forbes Global CEO Conference is an annual gathering of influential leaders and visionaries who engage in insightful discussions and brainstorming sessions about the global economic landscape. Approximately 500 distinguished CEOs, thought leaders, entrepreneurs and investors attended this year’s conference to navigate the ever-evolving waves of economic transformation. Aboitiz, standing alongside notable leaders in Asia, participated in a thought-provoking panel entitled “Captains Courageous,” which explored the themes of courage and leadership. Distinguished peers His fellow panelists included Binod K. Chaudhary, chairman of CG Corp Global; Mike Federle, CEO of Forbes Media; Nuno Matos, CEO of Wealth and Personal Banking at HSBC; and Arsjad Rasjid, president director of Indika Energy and chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The panel conversation delved into the intricacies of courage and leadership, offering profound insights into the mindset of successful CEOs and the principles that have shaped their illustrious careers. Forbes assistant managing editor Diane Brady posed thought-provoking questions encouraging panelists to share their most courageous decisions, reflect on moments when their courage faltered, and acknowledge the influential leaders who have guided their paths. Drawing upon his extensive and exemplary leadership experience across various roles and companies within the Aboitiz Group, Aboitiz imparted invaluable wisdom on the concept of courage. He emphasized that courage takes on different meanings depending on individual circumstances and available options. “Courage means different things to different people depending on who they are or what situation they’re in,” Aboitiz stated. “Just like being generous means different things to different people. Courage is what you’re willing to give up, depending on the situation you’re in. If you’ve got lots of options, then frankly, you’re not that courageous. If you have no options, the more you have to lose, the more courageous you are,” he added. Following his engaging participation in the high-profile conference, Aboitiz was interviewed by CNBC Asia where he provided insights on how the Aboitiz Group is embarking on its Great Transformation journey. There was also huge interest in the recent partnership of Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc. with Coca-Cola Europacific Partners PLC to acquire Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines Inc. for $1.8 billion. It will be a joint venture where CCEP would be the majority owner at 60 percent while AEV will own 40 percent. This is in line with the direction to diversify a bit more into retail. “This goes back to our strategy to move a little out of one industry which is power and diversify a little bit into retail. Coca-Cola is the best brand in the world, so we thought that it would be the best way to move into the beverage and into more retail direction to be able to balance our portfolio,” Aboitiz explained. As the lead convenor of the Private Sector Advisory Council, Aboitiz also highlighted the importance of the private sector’s involvement especially in digitizing government services which President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. had been advocating. The post Aboitiz chief tracks techglomerate journey appeared first on Daily Tribune......»»