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SMIC Recognized as Phl's Best Large Cap Company
The Philippine Star
|April 05, 2025
SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), the parent company of the SM group, has been recognized as the best large cap company in the Philippines by Hong Kong-based publication Finance Asia in its best companies poll 2025.
Finance Asia's best companies poll evaluates the corporate behavior and performance of Asian companies over the past 12 months. Companies are nominated by Asia's active community of influential investors and financial analysts.
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