2015年2月6日

Ayala Land 再度獲頒為2014年度最佳開發商

 (The Philippine Star) |

 
菲律賓馬尼拉電 – Ayala Land (ALI)再度被Euromoney歐洲金融雜誌評選為菲律賓最佳開發商, 獲頒2014年度房地產開發商獎項.


ALI chief finance officer Jaime Ysmael (right) receives the Euromoney award
 from the magazine’s regional head for Asia Marcus Langston.  

Euromoney歐洲金融雜誌的最佳房地產奬, 是由全球不動產顧問、開發商、投資管理經理、法人購買者和銀行, 在過去的12個月內, 評選為房地產業中的最佳開發商. Ayala Land在過去的10年都被Euromoney歐洲金融雜誌在多項商業領域評選中獲得首獎.
Ayala Land 的財務長Mr. Jaime E. Ysmael代表公司從Euromoney歐洲金融雜誌的Asia Marcus Langston總栽手中接受此獎.

Ayala Land是菲律賓多項產業中最大的開發商, 在房地產業, Ayala Land開發的項目包括住宅區和公寓大廈、辦公大樓、購物中心、飯店、休閒度假中心和健康產業.
Ayala Land最近創記錄的在2015年為多項開發案投入1仟億披索, 這是Ayala Land2020前要逹到的目標, 即在未來6年內每年要逹20%的成長, 且在2020年以前, 要再創400億披索的利潤.
文章來源: PhilStar
 
 
 
Ayala Land cited anew as Best Developer
(The Philippine Star) |
 
 MANILA, Philippines - Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) was named Best Developer Overall in the Philippines once again by Euromoney in its Real Estate Awards 2014. ALI also topped the Euromoney polls as the country’s Best Residential Developer, Best Office/Business Developer, Best Mixed Developer and Best Retail Developer.
The Euromoney Real Estate Awards, a result of canvassed opinions of real estate advisors, developers, investment managers, corporate end-users and banks worldwide, recognizes firms that are considered the best providers of real estate products and services in their market over the past 12 months. ALI has topped Euromoney surveys in various business categories for 10 years now.

ALI chief finance officer Jaime E. Ysmael received the award on behalf of the company from Euromoney Magazine’s regional head for Asia Marcus Langston.

ALI is the leading developer of integrated mixed-use estates in the Philippines. It has diverse real estate offerings that include residential communities and condominiums, offices, shopping centers, hotels and resorts, and healthcare facilities.

The company recently earmarked a record P100 billion for capital expenditures in 2015 to support its expansion plans. This is in line with ALI’s 2020 vision – a program that targets a 20-percent growth annually over the next six years, with the goal of surpassing P40 billion in net profit by the year 2020.