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List of shopping mall retailers in the Philippines

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Shopping malls play an important role in the Philippine economy. Major Philippine mall chains include SM Supermalls, which has over 43 shopping malls around the country, and Ayala Malls, which has 14 shopping malls nationwide. Other major mall chains include Robinsons Malls, Walter Mart malls, Gaisano Malls, Ever Gotesco Malls, and Isetann.

Operational mall retailers

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Metro Manila

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Company Headquarters Branches Year founded Notes
Ayala Malls Makati 27 1988
CityMall Makati 43 2013
Ever Gotesco Malls Manila 2 1972
Filinvest Lifemalls Muntinlupa 4 1997
Greenfield Development Mandaluyong 4 1961
Isetann Manila 5 1980
Megaworld Lifestyle Malls Quezon City 10 2009
Ortigas Malls Pasig 4 1966
Robinsons Malls Quezon City 58 1997
SM Supermalls Pasay 82 1985
Starmalls Mandaluyong 4 1972
Unitop Malls Parañaque 4
Vista Malls Las Piñas 17 2012
Walter Mart Quezon City 27 1993

Outside Metro Manila

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Company Headquarters Branches Year founded Notes
City Supermarket Dagupan 18 ?
Gaisano Malls (DSG Sons Group, Inc.) Davao City 5 1997
Gaisano Capital Cebu City 43 1977
Gaisano Grand Malls Cebu City 47 1979
Gaisano Main Group Cebu City 5
Gaisano Unipace Corporation Cagayan de Oro 8
JS Gaisano Malls Tagum 4
KCC Malls General Santos 4 1989
Liberty Commercial Center (LCC Malls) Tabaco, Albay 15 1981
New City Commercial Corporation (NCCC Malls) Davao City 18[1] 1978
Ororama Supercenters Incorporated Cagayan de Oro 3 1969[2]


Defunct mall retailers

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Metro Manila

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Company Headquarters Branches Year founded Year defunct Notes
COD Department Store ? 1 1925 2003 Closed down COD Cubao due to low sales
Fairmart Sta Cruz Manila 2 1978 2004 Acquired By Metro Retail Stores Group
Plaza Fair Sta Cruz Manila 7 1978 2004 Acquired By Metro Retail Stores Group
Uniwide Sales Parañaque and Las Piñas 2 1975 2013 Liquidated due to failure of corporate rehabilitation and the acquisition of The Landmark Corporation

References

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  1. ^ Locations of NCCC Group in the corporate website of New City Commercial Corp.
  2. ^ "Ororama.store - Convenient Shopping, Affordable Price".

See also

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