For 64-year old pedicab driver Rogelio Palma Consalida, November 8, 2013 is one date he will never forget for the rest of his life.

Revenue rose 10% to 18.2b pesos, SM Prime says in stock exchange filing.

(Bloomberg) — Net income in 3 mos ended March 31 fell to 5.84b pesos vs 12.6b pesos y/y, gross revenue slipped to 18.5b pesos vs 24.4b pesos y/y, according to SM Prime’s financial report to Philippine Stock Exchange.

Property giant SM Prime Holdings Inc. said earnings rose in the first quarter of 2016 as it opened more shopping malls and booked higher real estate sales.

SM PRIME Holdings, Inc. saw its earnings drop by more than half in the first quarter of the year in the absence of one-time gains seen in 2015, but delivered a sustained growth in recurring income on the strength of its shopping mall business.

SM Prime Holdings, Inc., the Philippines’ leading integrated property company, reported a 12 percent growth in core net income the first quarter of 2016 to P5.8 billion while consolidated revenues rose 10 percent to P18.2 billion.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. said its core income rose 12 percent during the first quarter of the year to P5.8 billion, while consolidated revenues rose 10 percent to P18.2 billion, from the previous year’s P16.6 billion.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. said its core income rose 12 percent during the first quarter of the year to P5.8 billion, while consolidated revenues rose 10 percent to P18.2 billion, from the previous year’s P16.6 billion.

SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s leading malls operator, posted a 12 percent increase in net income during the first quarter, driven by last year’s expansion.

SM Prime Holdings Inc., the country’s largest integrated property company, said Monday core net income climbed 12 percent in the first quarter to P5.8 billion, driven by the strong performance of mall business and steady contributions from office and residential units.