SM Supermarket

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SM Supermarket
Industry Retailing
Founded 1985
Founder(s) Henry Sy, Sr.
Headquarters Pasay, Philippines
Area served Philippines
Website www.smsupermarket.com

SM Supermarket is the food retail arm of SM Investments. As of 1Q 2012, it operates 33 supermarkets and 70 SaveMore branches across the Philippines.[1]

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History [edit]

Operated by Super Value, Inc., SM Supermarket established its first store in 1985 at the Ayala Center, Makati and outside Metro Manila in Iloilo City. In 1998, SM Supermarket introduced stand-alone independent neighborhood stores – the SaveMore Markets.[2]

SaveMore Markets [edit]

SaveMore Market is a chain of neighborhood grocery stores under the SM Food Retail Group (other Food Retail formats under SM are SM Supermarket, SM Hypermarket and Makro). These Savemore stores are located outside an SM mall to give easier access to shoppers. In 2012, A Makro store in Bangkal, Davao City will be changed to savemore market by March 15, 2012[3]

SM MarketPlace [edit]

SM MarketPlace is the newest Addition to SM Food Retail Group which manages SM Supermarket, SM Hypermarket, Makro and SaveMore Markets. These Marketplace Stores are located in an Existing Major Non-SM Mall or Specialty SM Supermall to provide Grocery needs to Shoppers. Last December 8, 2012, The former A-Venue Events Center is Converted to Grocery store which is SM MarketPlace.

Branches [edit]

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SM Supermarket [edit]

SaveMore Market [edit]

See also [edit]

References [edit]

  1. ^ http://sminvestments.com/smic/?p=249
  2. ^ [1], SMSupermarket
  3. ^ [2], SMSupermarket
  4. ^ "SM Savemore and Puregold at Roxas". Trades and Business. Roxas, Isabela Official Website. Retrieved 21 March 2013. 

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