SAN Miguel Corp. (SMC) said Wednesday that around P1.43 trillion, or roughly 95 percent of the P1.5 trillion in revenues it generated in 2025, had gone back to the economy via suppliers, employees, investors, communities and the government.
It said that P995 billion went to suppliers and operating expenses, P221 billion to taxes and other government payments, P153 billion to providers of capital, P58 billion to employee salaries and benefits, and P560 million to community development programs.
SMC reported core net income of P79.6 billion for the year, which it said would support future growth and investments.
“At San Miguel, creating value goes well beyond financial performance. Our job is not just to provide quality food and beverage products, and access to everyday necessities such as power, fuel and infrastructure,” SMC Chairman and CEO Ramon Ang said.
“Our bigger mission is to help sustain our economy and create the conditions needed to ensure more Filipinos have jobs and opportunities that can uplift and sustainably improve their lives.”
San Miguel also outlined the company’s operational and sustainability milestones during the year.
The conglomerate said it operated 5,710 megawatts of energy capacity, 225 kilometers of expressways, a refinery in Bataan capable of processing 180,000 barrels of oil per day and cement plants with a combined annual production capacity of 17.5 million metric tons.
On the environmental front, the company said it had planted 8.14 million trees through reforestation programs and saved 58 billion liters of water since 2017 through conservation, recycling and desalination initiatives.
It also reported removing 8.95 million tons of silt and waste from major rivers under its Better Rivers PH program since 2020.
San Miguel aided its workforce, expanding to 59,117 employees last year, with around 64 percent based outside Metro Manila.
On Wednesday, San Miguel’s share price fell by 65 centavos to close at P67.35 each.