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LT GROUP, INC.
continuously improve revenues and cost structure.
Our Businesses at a Glance 3
Our Partnerships 4 To enhance the welfare of its employees and the communities
Message from the Chairman 6 where it lives and works.
Message from the President 8 (The Vision and Mission Statements are reviewed and approved
Message from the CFO 12 annually by the Board of Directors. The latest reviews were on
January 15, 2019 and January 17, 2020.)
Asia Brewery, Inc. 14
Eton Properties Philippines, Inc. 16
PMFTC Inc. 18
LT Group, Inc. Logo
Philippine National Bank 24
Strength and solidarity. This is the essence
Tanduay Distillers, Inc. 26 of the LT Group, Inc. (LTG) logo. The clean
Corporate Governance Report 28 balanced lines and curves are central elements
– a mystical symmetrical tree. Drawn in an
Corporate Social Responsibility 36
Eastern-Oriental style, it gives hint to the Company’s Chinese
Tan Yan Kee Foundation, Inc. heritage.
Asia Brewery, Inc.
Tree is life. Life is growth. Like a tree, a company with firm
Eton Properties Philippines, Inc.
roots, properly nurtured, will continuously grow and give value.
PMFTC Inc.
Philippine National Bank The tree’s trunk is upright, and the branches spread out –
a symbolic consolidation of the subsidiaries and stakeholders
Tanduay Distillers, Inc.
within two circles, one for continuity, the other one for
Sustainability 46 solidarity.
Asia Brewery, Inc.
PMFTC Inc.
Philippine National Bank
Tanduay Distillers, Inc. About the Cover
Statement of Management’s Responsibility The cover reflects a hard-earned celebration
as LT Group, Inc. (LTG) saw a banner year
for Financial Statements 50 with record profits for 2019. Just as a
mountaineer devotes rigorous effort and
Independent Auditor’s Report 51
dedication to reach the peak of a mountain,
Consolidated Financial Statements and Notes 54 LTG has tirelessly worked to achieve the
2019 ANNUAL REPORT
heights it has achieved today. The climb is
Sustainability Report 133 not without challenges as the Group came
across a more competitive environment—but
Tribute to Lucio K. Tan, Jr. 152 this has only made the success sweeter.
36,950
27,566
It offers non-alcoholic beverages as well as estate arm of the group. It has a diversified private universal banks in the country.
B18% B35% packaging materials. It is a market leader in the portfolio of residential subdivisions, high-rise and
B41% energy drinks and soymilk categories. It is ranked mid-rise condominiums, BPO office buildings and
75,630
29,658
second in the bottled water segment. Its alcoholic commercial centers.
20,558
beverages, namely beer and alcopop, were spun
64,012
21,941
99.9% 99.6% 56.47%
14,581
Ownership Ownership Ownership
‘17 ’18 ’19 ‘17 ’18 ’19 ‘17 ’18 ’19 ’18 421 ’18 479 ’18 9,777
254,008
B20%
1,011,823
PMFTC Inc. is the business combination of Tanduay Distillers, Inc. has a 99% market share Victorias Milling Company, Inc. is one of
231,190
1,097,777
Philip Morris Philippines Manufacturing Inc. and of rum in the Philippines and 28.8% market share of the country’s largest sugar refineries, based in
866,586
Fortune Tobacco Corporation. It is the leading the distilled spirits industry in 2019. It is the world’s Negros Occidental. In crop year 2018-2019, it
195,315
917,096
cigarette manufacturer in the Philippines. number one rum in terms of volume. In 2016, Tanduay milled 2.7 million tons of cane.
721,780
‘17 ’18 ’19 ‘17 ’18 ’19 ‘17 ’18 ’19 ‘17 8,298 ‘17 631 ‘17 654
2017 2018 2019 2017 2018 2019 Attributable Net Income Contribution to LTG
Earnings per Share 1.00 1.50 2.14 Current Ratio 0.62 0.61 0.60 in Php Millions 2018 % to total
Tobacco 8,716 54%
Book Value (at year end) 13.71 15.98 17.27 Current Ratio (without PNB) 4.39 4.03 2.31 Banking 5,468 33%
Cash Dividend 0.18 0.20 0.30 Debt to Equity Ratio 3.70 3.75 3.98 2019 % to total
Property Development
Distilled Spirits
479
890
3%
5%
Pay-out Rate 20.74% 19.98% 20.04% Debt to Equity Ratio (without PNB) 0.15 0.14 0.17 Tobacco 15,499 67%
Beverage 421 3%
VMC 247 2%
Return on Average Assets 1.2% 1.6% 1.6% Banking 5,565 24% Others (-26) 0%
Return on Average Equity 7.6% 10.1% 10.1% Property Development 896 4% Total 16,195 100%
Dear Fellow L T Group, Inc. (LTG) concluded 2019 with a foundations, we conceptualized and supported
strong financial position. At the end of our fiscal sustainable philanthropic efforts. We continue to
year, we posted a net income of Php23.1 billion – make good progress on our sustainability goals
43% higher than 2018. By far, this is our highest detailed in this report.
increasing by 5.8% and accounted for 68.4% more than the Php8.75 billion reported in 2018. net of taxes, in 2019 and Php3.85 billion in 2018.
4.37
of GDP. Remittances sent by Overseas Filipino Equity in net earnings from LTG’s 49.6% stake Excluding the ROPA gains, the Bank’s core income
‘17 ‘18 ‘19 was at Php9.51 billion in 2019, 61% higher
Workers (OFWs) to their families in the Philippines in PMFTC was Php15.40 billion, Php6.93 billion
increased by 3.9% to USD33.5 billion, while or 82% more than 2018’s Php8.46 billion. The compared to 2018’s Php5.92 billion.
the number of employees of the Information higher income is attributed to the higher share of
Net Interest Income was 20% higher as loans and
Technology-Business Process Outsourcing (IT- PMFTC continues to account for the premium Marlboro as well as the price increases
receivables grew by 12% year-on-year, as well as
BPO) industry expanded by around 6% to 1.3 bulk of our earnings implemented in late August 2019. Volume
an increase in its investment portfolio while Net
million and revenues reached USD26.3 billion. declined by 3% in 2019.
On July 25, 2019, President Duterte signed Interest Margin slightly improved. Net Service Fees
For LTG, 2019 was a banner year. Our Republic Act (RA) 11346 which increased further and Commission Income grew 20% and Trading
attributable net income reached Php23.12 billion, the excise tax on tobacco starting January 2020. and Foreign Exchange Gains were 98% higher.
552
Eton’s net income for 2019 was at Php900 million, purchasing power affected, demand for consumer
18%
17%
421
16%
88% more than 2018’s Php479 million. goods is expected to be weak, and will affect the
398
sales volumes of the products of PMFTC, TDI and
Eton continued to expand its leasing portfolio with ABI. Eton will also be affected as some tenants
the opening of Eton WestEnd Square in Makati may end their lease contracts while demand for
City during the second quarter of 2019. Its retail ‘17 ‘18 ‘19 ‘17 ‘18 ‘19 residential units will be weak. PNB will have to
component, eWestMall, has two floors of retail grapple with NPLs and slower demand for loans.
spaces with a total leasable area of approximately
3,600 square meters. The office component, Total revenues were Php19.28 billion, 6% more ABI’s earnings for 2019 was Php398 million, 5% Even as the economy is restarted under different
eWestPod, has over 13,000 square meters of than 2018. Revenues from liquor were 3% higher lower than 2018 due to higher selling expenses on permutations of the quarantine thereafter, it will
office space. with the 2% increase in volume and an average advertising and promotions, despite the 6% growth take a while before our economy goes back to the
Php14 per case increase in selling prices to in revenues. Our equitized share in a joint venture normal, or to what it used to be. The key to a faster
At the end of 2019, Eton had a leasing portfolio recovery would be the availability of a vaccine,
pass on the higher excise taxes. Revenues from continues to be a drag to our earnings as well.
of approximately 181,000 square meters of office which we hope will be sooner than later.
bioethanol were 30% higher as volume increased
space and over 43,500 square meters of retail Cobra energy drink remains the market leader with
by 18% and selling prices by 12%.
space. Construction is ongoing in a number of a 72% market share. Our bottled water brands To conclude, I would like to thank our stakeholders
projects to increase further the leasing portfolio. As of end-2019, TDI’s nationwide market share have the second largest market share at 25%, for the continued support and trust in our Company.
for distilled spirits was at 27.8%, slightly lower while Vitamilk has 77%. To our Board of Directors, management team
than end-2018’s 29.0%. In the Visayas and and employees, thank you for your dedication,
Mindanao regions where most of TDI’s sales are Guarded Outlook for 2020 due to COVID-19 commitment and hard work. Thank you for being
ETON’S LEASING generated, market share was at 64.2% and 73.1%, with us through good and difficult times.
REVENUES With the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
in Php Billions respectively, as of December 2019, compared to
pandemic, we have a guarded outlook for 2020.
1.71
2018.
foundation for our Group, and will hopefully help us
weather this pandemic.
Asia Brewery, Inc.’s (ABI) Cobra recovers from sugar
tax; bottled water and soymilk continue to grow. Since the Government ordered an Enhanced
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Community Quarantine (ECQ) in Metro Manila MICHAEL G. TAN
The imposition of the sugar tax starting 2018 President and Chief Operating Officer
and the island of Luzon starting March 17, 2020,
adversely affected the sales volume of Cobra due
followed by other areas around the country, many
to the price increase to pass it on, exacerbated
Tanduay Distillers, Inc.’s (TDI) higher revenues industries have been disrupted, many people have
by higher rice prices which affected the target
affected by higher alcohol costs that saw margins lost their livelihood and jobs, while businesses are
market’s purchasing power. In 2019, Cobra’s
decline struggling to keep afloat. Moreover, thousands of
sales volume was able to recover, but is still lower
OFWs have gone back to the Philippines as their
than the 2017 level. Meanwhile, the sales volume
TDI’s net income for 2019 was Php676 million, host countries and employers also feel the impact
growth of Absolute and Summit bottled water and
Php233 million or 26% lower than 2018. The of the pandemic.
Vitamilk soymilk continue to be strong. Our new
lower income was due to lower margins from higher
bottled water plant in Pampanga started operating
alcohol costs and higher interest expenses.
in May 2019.
In 2019, the Heineken, Tiger Black and Tiger Crystal beer brands
continued their growth trajectory. In line with the Company’s ambition to
create new experiences for Filipino consumers, the Company introduced
the Blade Draught beer system for Heineken. Blade enables customers
and consumers to serve high quality draught beer at any location,
especially in bars that do not have enough space for keg systems. The
Blade also allows consumers to experience draught beer for their parties
at home. ABHP has been expanding Tiger’s presence in the market with
increased distribution, supported by barangay activations.
15.93
15.10
share, just trailing behind the low-cost competitor. Backed by strong
13.89
Absolute and Summit.
marketing and advertising support, Absolute and Summit continue to
ABI’s revenues grew by 6% year-on-year, to Php15.93 billion in 2019 strengthen brand equity with nationwide thematic and trade programs.
from Php15.10 billion in 2018. Higher revenues were realized by Summit’s “Thirst for the Win” campaign and Absolute’s “Pure water.
capitalizing on the continued growth in the bottled water segment and Pure love.” campaign of Judy Ann Santos reinforced its position as the
maintaining strong market positions in the energy drinks and soymilk affordable and most trusted bottled water brand for the Filipino family ‘17 ‘18 ‘19
segments. The Company commissioned a new bottled water plant in and consumer. Pioneering the local production of drinking water in
Central Luzon to meet the growing consumer demand for its bottled premium glass packaging, Summit Still and Summit Sparking were
water products in the North. Cobra’s strong brand allowed it to regain launched in November 2017. In 2019, Summit became the #1 brand in
lost volumes as the energy drinks segment bounced back from demand the still and sparkling water in glass format category.
contraction brought about by the tax on sugar sweetened beverages ABI continues to invest in its partnerships and research and
imposed starting 2018. Vitamilk maintains its leading position in the Vitamilk continued to dominate the soymilk market with 77% market development efforts for new products, while strengthening operational
soymilk segment allowing it to reap the benefits of shifting consumer share and has maintained its position as the #2 brand in the ready-to- and distribution efficiencies in order to focus on delivering product
preference towards healthier food and drink offerings. drink milk category. With the “Pagud-tom, Fills Good” campaign, Vitamilk innovation and affordability to its customers in the Philippines and other
positions itself as the healthy and energizing drink for the youth market. In the packaging segment, the volume of commercial glass bottles sold markets.
True to its mission to offer quality products at affordable price points, Commencement of the local production of Vitamilk in one-way glass to third ppartyy customers slowed by 4% as more capacity is shifted back
ABI’s continuous efforts to innovate and improve manufacturing costs format helped fuel brand growth by 22% while controlling product costs. to production for internal requirements. This decrease was partially
allowed it to maintain its gross profit margin despite price increases offset by a 6% improvement in corrugated carton box sales. The
on most of its inputs brought about by the fresh round of excise tax packaging division has aggressively pursued large commercial glass
increase on petroleum products at the beginning of 2019. customers through the emphasis on excellence in quality and customer
service. As a result, it is now the preferred supplier of a leading soft
Operating expenses were 10% higher year-on-year as the Company drinks manufacturer and a leading condiments and sauce producer,
invested more on advertising and marketing. ABI’s net income amounted among others, for their glass container requirements.
to Php398 million in 2019, Php23 million or 5% lower than in 2018.
Other emerging product lines continue to experience encouraging
Cobra upheld its market leadership commanding 72% of the energy growth. Creamy Delight Yogurt for one, has achieved healthy market
drinks market. Cobra volumes remained stable despite aggressive price- shares in consumer markets outside of Metro Manila where its expanded
offs waged by indirect competitors in the carbonated soft drinks market. flavor line and long shelf life have distinct competitive advantages. Under
Building on the success of its campaigns with primetime king and “Idol a joint venture with Corporacion Empresarial Pascual SL of Spain,
ng Masa” Coco Martin, Cobra launched the “Angat ang Lakas Mo!” continuous product innovations and improved distribution strategies
campaign in 2019 to further strengthen its foothold in the mass market. have resulted in a 34% growth in volume for 2019. Also in 2019, ABI
With its sustained revenue base, Cobra remained as the Company’s Pascual Foods Incorporated launched Bifrutas, the first milk with juice
flagship product, accounting for over a third of revenues. drink in the Philippines.
Bottled water, the second biggest contributor to revenues, continued Nestea ready-to-drink iced tea, on the other hand, under license from
its growth momentum with 13% volume growth in 2019. Absolute Nestle Philippines, Inc. grew by 5% in 2019 in the midst of a crowded
and Summit bottled water brands ranked second with a 25% market market.
Residential Sales
Meanwhile, Eton’s construction activities remained in high gear. In
Leasing
2019, the 36-storey Blakes Tower in Makati City was topped off.
Cyberpod Five
In 2019, excise tax on cigarettes was increased following Marlboro via Scanpack – a technology which allows
the President signing into law RA 11346. The new adult smokers to scan any pack of Marlboro to discover
excise rates increased from Php35.00 to Php45.00 per brand stories, play games and win prizes.
pack from January 2020 until December 2020 with an
increase of Php5.00 every year until 2023. These efforts strengthened the Brand Power of Marlboro
and also increased market share vs. previous year,
PMFTC’s market share ended at 70.5%, up by 0.6 share making Marlboro still the #1 cigarette brand in the
points versus prior year. Philippines.
In 2019, Fortune showed resilient performance despite Digital Trade Engagement (DTE) November 2019 provided the best opportunity to fully
its reposition from low to mid-price segment, mainly test digital retail engagement with the national launch
due to sustained and consistent support to the brand of Philip Morris Red. Tasks were developed and aligned
in the last three years. In line with the strategy to build with the retailer’s journey through this new product
the brand through upgrades and enhance differentiation launch, providing more compelling rewards for those that
versus competition, 3 Fortune SKUs (Original, 100s drive consumer sales. While expansion is continuing with
Menthol and Blue) were upgraded to FIRM FILTER along new POS accessing the platform for the first time, we
with a tipping design change in mid-July. are purposely limiting the complexity of tasks with high
repetition.
2019 was another internal talent, injecting new expertise and capabilities, in ensuring that the Company develops the centralized
breakthrough year in the and continuously strengthening the engagement of its and coordinated management of all critical & strategic
fight against illicit trade. proud and committed employees. projects. Initial win was achieved as these projects were
Twelve (12) illegal factories made visible across functions with a common lens to
were shut down by To further build employees’ capabilities, PMFTC update, speed up decision making for project teams via
various law enforcement continuously fosters a learning culture. A new digitally governance reviews.
agencies such as the enabled learning platform, FUSE, was launched in
BIR, BOC, NBI and the 2019 to provide employees both internal and external Follow through was done on the previous year’s
PNP. Illegal cigarette learning content, anytime and anywhere. LearnX sessions success milestones on the New Ways of Working via
factories were discovered facilitated by external subject matter experts enriched Fast Forward (FFWD) by integrating the ownership of
and raided in San Simon, employees’ perspective on key trends and emerging this within PMO. A number of FFWD projects pitched
Pampanga; Tacloban, competencies such as storytelling, consumer centricity, in 2018 saw progress and scale-up efforts such as
Leyte; San Fernando, La intentional learning, and digital. E-Ordering and E-payments that got folded under Digital
Hand in hand, PMFTC Operations remains faithful Union; Marilao, Bulacan; Sta.Maria, Bulacan; Valenzuela Trade Engagement & Cigarette Butt collection brand
and proactive to its commitment to environmental City; Malabon City; Villasis, Pangasinan and even the The year culminated on a high note. After a stringent promotion, to name a few. Key individuals that also
sustainability. Several projects on reduction of single- local government of Cauayan, Isabela conducted its 6-month vetting process, PMFTC was certified as a were pivotal practicing the New Ways of Working in the
use plastic, waste disposal and CO2 emission have own enforcement operation and shuttered a new illicit TOP Employer in the Philippines by the TOP Employer previous year progressed in further honing their skills set
been successfully implemented. And while, year-on-year, cigarette factory. A total of 47 machines used for (1) Institute which is the global authority on recognizing and contributing back to the Company by applying as
sustainability metrics continue to improve, the team printing fake labels and tax stamps, (2) making and excellence in human resource practices. The certification internal FFWD catalysts (3) and functional builders (21)
remains dedicated in working relentlessly to explore more packing cigarettes; and (3) manufacturing cigarette filters process consisted of a detailed critical assessment in order to further increase the growing critical mass of
effective sustainability programs in all fronts. were seized. Perceived presence of illicit is increasing of our practices & programs in the following areas: employees who are already actualizing a more consumer-
as evidenced by the rising number of raided factories Talent Strategy, Workforce Planning, Talent Acquisition, centric mindset.
Illicit Trade (~71% increase: 2019 vs. 2018), number of seized Onboarding, Learning and Development, Performance
cigarettes (~70% increase: 2019 vs. 2018), increased Management, Career and Succession Management, Inclusion and Diversity
The National Committee on Intellectual Property Rights number of enforcement actions (~40% increase: 2019 Compensation and Benefits, and Culture. To date, there
(NCIPR) reported that for January to July 2019, various vs. 2018). are only 11 companies in the Philippines that have been PMFTC continued to strengthen its commitment to
law enforcement agencies seized Php13.73 billion worth awarded this recognition. achieve a nurturing, fair and inclusive environment where
of counterfeit products, close to 60% of the total value The Philippine government has observed that recently our employees thrive and celebrate diversity. In 2019,
of fake goods seized in the entire 2018 which stood at the illegal tobacco trade has shifted from smuggling As part of the Company’s external transformation efforts, for the second year in a row, the Company retained its
Php23.6 billion. Same as 2018, the bulk of the validated cigarettes to producing counterfeit brands here using PMFTC also started on its Digital Employer Branding Equal Salary Certification which proves that we stand
inventory are counterfeit cigarettes. The legislated undocumented cigarette-making machines acquired initiative. Through various social media channels, PMFTC true behind our commitment to equal pay among men
annual increase of excise taxes on tobacco products from China. Chinese government has assured gives the public a realistic glimpse of life inside—its rich and women. A significant addition to its portfolio of well-
widened price gaps and make illicit cigarettes even more cooperation with the Philippines in its anti-illicit cigarette culture, authentic stories of our diverse employees and being related initiatives is the introduction of the Agile
attractive. These price gap between illicit cigarettes and trade campaign, particularly in stopping the entry of their experiences, and the exciting career opportunities and Balanced Life Program - ABLE. Under this program,
legitimate cigarettes range from 60% - 80%. As a result, illegal equipment from the mainland according to the that await those who are interested to disrupt the PMFTC launched its Flexible Work Around Core
illicit cigarettes are cheaper than PMFTC’s low priced Department of Finance. The Secretary of Finance has tobacco industry and be part of the change the Company Hours and Remote Work setup, allowing employees
brands and the former becomes an attractive alternative also asked the Philippine Bureau of Customs to alert is leading. greater flexibility around managing and balancing their
for smokers, particularly the youth and those with low their counterparts in China and all ASEAN countries of professional and personal commitments. Likewise, a
income. the increasing presence of smuggled cigarettes from Project Management Organization 24/7 Employee Assistance Program Helpline was also
those countries. established to further support and sustain the emotional
National illicit trade incidence was relatively stable PMFTC completed the formation of the Project and mental well-being of our employees.
when measured via an empty pack survey in the second People and Culture Management Office (PMO) organization with a line-up
quarter of 2019 at 5.7% compared to 5.3% in 2018. that combined internal members from different functions
The landscape of illicit cigarette has quickly evolved Across 2019, PMFTC stayed strong and resolute and newly acquired talent to supplement Project
from non-tax paid genuine products to non-tax paid on its determination to progress along the internal Management and Agile Ways of Working expertise.
counterfeits and cheap contraband. transformation journey. The thrust of the organization The team in less than a year was able to mobilize
was to maximize its potential via further developing our functional PMO in order for the unit to be responsible
Meanwhile, net gains from sale of acquired assets declined to Php690.7 first local bank to join the Philippine Business Coalition for Women
million compared to last year’s Php5.9 billion. Despite the reduction, Empowerment (PBCWE), an organization comprised of large influential
total operating income registered a 6% improvement on account of solid companies that promote gender equality in the workplace. The Bank aims LOANS AND RECEIVABLES
in Php Billions
growth in core revenues. Excluding net gains from sales of foreclosed to undergo the Economic Dividends for Equality (EDGE) Certification,
658
assets, total operating income increased by 22% year-on-year. a leading global assessment methodology and business standard
586
for gender equality that evaluates the workplace’s performance of an
502
PNB’s total consolidated resources stood at Php1.2 trillion, up Php159.5
organization against global and industry benchmarks.
billion or 16% from year-ago level. The year’s financial results reflect the
strength of PNB’s franchise in its wholesale and retail businesses. PNB proactively engages employees in living out the Bank’s sustainability
mission. In September, the Bank launched Project P.L.A.N.E.T. which
The Bank’s asset quality remained strong with non-performing loan
P hilippine National Bank (PNB) sustained healthy financial results in
2019 and scored milestones in various areas in the business. PNB
registered a net income of Php9.9 billion, slightly higher than the earnings
(NPL) ratios of 0.68% net of valuation reserves and 1.99% at gross.
NPL coverage on the other hand stood at 118.91%. PNB’s consolidated
stands for Protect, Love, and Nurture the Environment Together. This
campaign is our journey towards making the Bank a planet-friendly
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Riding on the higher demand in Visayas and Mindanao, Tanduay continued to expand its market reach abroad as
the Company’s market share in terms of sales volume it added more distribution points in the USA and opened
improved further from 27% to 29% year-on-year. up marketing channels in Guam, Singapore and the
Intensive dealer retention programs and aggressive United Arab Emirates.
marketing campaigns continue to bear good results
leading to a stronger grip of the Southern Philippine Tanduay’s business landscape is fraught with difficulties
spirits market at 68%. Liquor sales volume stayed at and pressure from a highly competitive environment
the twenty million cases mark in 2019 improving by 2%. and tightening regulatory framework. The Tanduay
Sales of bioethanol and other alcohol products continued organization, with firmer resolve, will continuously nurture
to grow in double digits. a strategic team-based agile culture to attain its vision of
being the best in its business.
Revenues improved by 6% from Php18.1 billion
to Php19.3 billion as the volume increase was
complemented by higher average selling prices of both
liquor and bioethanol. Cost of sales however grew at a
SALES VOLUME
faster pace of 8% to Php16.1 billion due to higher excise in Million Cases
tax and packaging materials costs that offset the slight 20.5
20 .5
20.1
19.5
lowering of alcohol costs. Gross profit thus declined by
17.1
17 16.5
16. 16.9
1% to Php3.2 billion. 14.6
Good corporate governance dictates that a corporation should adhere to the In 2019, to comprise of its Board of Directors, the Company elected five (5) Progressive Farms, Inc., The Charter House, Inc., Tangent Holdings Corporation, of the Board of Trustees of Xavier School Educational & Trust Fund. He was
principles of prompt disclosure and transparency to allow “the regulators, women and six (6) men who are known to be knowledgeable and successful Trustmark Holdings Corporation, Shareholdings, Inc. and Zuma Holdings and formerly the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Advertising Foundation of
shareholders and the general public the opportunity to access accurate in their respective fields. Unfortunately, Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr. passed away last Management Corporation. He graduated from the University of California, Davis in the Philippines.
information about its financial, operational, and other aspects of the company.” November 11, 2019. To continue his legacy, his son, Mr. Lucio C. Tan III, took 1991 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering and had a Master’s
By doing so, a company establishes its credibility and standing that generates the over and was appointed as a member of the Board of Directors on December Board Attendance: 92%: 11 of 12 Board Meetings
Degree in Business Administration from the Kellogg School of Management Date of First Appointment: May 8, 2018
trust of the people and its stakeholders. And, by earning trust, the rest will follow. 17, 2019. Nevertheless, it is undisputed that collectively, their service has
Northwestern University. No. of Years on the Board: 2 Years
undoubtedly contributed to the continued success of the Company.
For LT Group, Inc., otherwise known as LTG, trust of all its partners, stakeholders, Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year.
stockholders, customers, suppliers, the government and the community, is vital in Moreover, the Board is composed of Non-Executive Directors (NED) (73%) Board Attendance: 91%: 10 of 11 Board Meetings (Passed away on November 11,
ensuring its mark in the industry. For without trust, there would be no customers and Executive Directors (ED) (27%), with four (4) men and women of probity 2019)
Date of First Appointment: February 21, 2003 MARY G. NG, 66, Independent Director
who will support its products and services. and intelligence to serve as Independent Directors (ID). This is consistent with
the recommendations of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and No. of Years on the Board: 16 Years Ms. Ng was elected as member of the Board of Directors
Thus, for the past years, the Company made sure to work side by side with men Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year. in 2019. She is the Chief Executive Officer of H&E
to ensure a balanced outlook and assessment in making the various business
and women of knowledge, competence and dedication in bringing the Company Group of Companies and an Honorary President of the
decisions on behalf of the Company.
to greater heights. These people served as members of its Board of Directors LUCIO C. TAN III, 27, Director Packaging Institute of the Philippines, the Philippine
and Management. As further required by the SEC, the Independent Directors do not own more Mr. Tan was elected as Director and Chief Operating Plastic Industrial Association of the Philippines, and the
than 2% of the Company’s outstanding capital stock; have no ties to the
BOARD COMPOSITION Officer of Tanduay Distillers, Inc. and Director of MacroAsia Association of Volunteer Fire Chiefs and Firefighters of
Management; and are free from any business or other relationships which
The Company believes that healthy and unbiased differences in opinions and could, or could possibly be perceived to materially interfere with their exercise Corporation, PAL Holdings, Inc., Philippine Airlines, Inc., the Philippines. She is the first woman Chairman of the ASEAN Federation of
points of views are necessary for the proper management of any corporation since of independent judgment in carrying out their responsibility as Independent and Air Philippines Corporation in 2019. He earned his Plastic Industries (AFPI), Executive Vice President of Federation of Filipino-
diversity brings with it more ideas to help a corporation look beyond what is normal Directors of the Company. Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from Stanford Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industries, a Tripartite Board member
and what is expected of it. University in 2015 and Master’s Degree in Computer Science of the Department of Labor and Employment, a Board member of Technical
The Company’s Board of Directors are composed of the following men and
Thus, throughout the years, the Company maintained both men and women of women: from Stanford University in 2017. Educational and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), Vice President of the
diverse beliefs and opinions, but with the same vision of keeping the interest of the Board Attendance: 100%: 1 of 1 Board Meeting Philippine Piak O Eng Chamber of Commerce and Philippine Piak O Eng Uy’s
Company a top priority. Date of First Appointment: December 17, 2019 Association and Director of Philippine Dongshi Townmate Association, Inc.
No. of Years on the Board: Less than a year Board Attendance: 75%: 6 of 8 Board Meetings
Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year. Date of First Appointment: May 7, 2019
No. of Years on the Board: 1 Year
DR. LUCIO C. TAN, 85, Chairman and CEO HARRY C. TAN, 73, Director VIVIENNE K. TAN, 51, Director Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year.
Dr. Tan is the Chairman of Absolut Distillers, Inc., Mr. Tan is a Director of Eton Properties Philippines, Inc., Ms. Tan was elected as member of the Board of Directors in
Alliedbankers Insurance Corporation, Allianz PNB Life Pan-Asia Securities Corp. and Lucky Travel Corporation; 2019. She serves as Director of Philippine National Bank, WILFRIDO E. SANCHEZ, 83, Independent Director
Insurance, Air Philippines Corporation, Asia Brewery, Inc., Managing Director of The Charter House, Inc.; Director and PAL Holdings, Inc., and Philippine Airlines, Inc.; Member of Mr. Sanchez is the Tax Counsel of Quiason Makalintal Barot
Asian Alcohol Corporation, Basic Holdings Corporation, Chairman for Tobacco Board of Fortune Tobacco Corporation; the Board of Trustees of University of the East and University Torres Ibarra Sison & Damaso Law Offices; Vice Chairman
Buona Sorte Holdings, Inc., Eton Properties Philippines, Director and President of Maranaw Hotel (Century Park Hotel) of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center; of The Center for Leadership & Change, Inc.; Independent
Inc., Fortune Tobacco Corporation, Foremost Farms, Inc., and Landcom Realty Corporation; Director of Asia Brewery, Executive Vice President of Philippine Airlines, Inc.; Founding Director of Adventure International Tours, Inc., Amon Trading
Grandspan Development Corporation, Himmel Industries, Inc., Lucky Travel Inc., Alliedbankers Insurance Corporation, Absolut Distillers, Inc., Basic Holdings Chairperson of Entrepreneurs School of Asia; and Founding Trustee of Philippine Corporation, EEI Corporation, Grepalife Asset Management
Corporation, Mabuhay Maritime Express Transport, Inc., MacroAsia Corporation, Corporation, Foremost Farms, Inc., Himmel Industries Inc., PMFTC Inc., Progressive Center for Entrepreneurship (Go Negosyo). Corporation, Grepalife Fixed Income Fund Corporation, House
Philippine Airlines, Inc., PMFTC Inc., Progressive Farms, Inc., PAL Holdings, Farms, Inc., Grandspan Development Corporation and Tanduay Distillers, Inc. He is of Investments, Inc., JVR Foundation, Inc., Kawasaki Motor Corporation, Magellan
Inc., Tanduay Distillers, Inc., Tanduay Brands International, Inc., Tangent Holdings also the Advisor of the Board of Philippine National Bank. He holds a Bachelor of Board Attendance: 100%: 8 of 8 Board Meetings
Date of First Appointment: May 7, 2019 Capital Holdings Corporation, Omico Corporation, PETNET, Inc., PETPLANS,
Corporation, The Charter House, Inc., Trustmark Holdings Corporation, University Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the Mapua Institute of Technology. Inc., Transnational Diversified Corporation, Transnational Diversified Group,
No. of Years on the Board: 1 Year
of the East, Zuma Holdings and Management Corporation. He is also a Director of Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year. Inc., Transnational Financial Services, Inc., and Universal Robina Corporation;
Board Attendance: 92%: 11 of 12 Board Meetings
Philippine National Bank. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Independent Director of Eton Properties Philippines, Inc., Asia Brewery, Inc., and
Date of First Appointment: May 28, 2008
Engineering from Far Eastern University. He was awarded the degree of Doctor of JUANITA T. TAN LEE, 77, Director and Treasurer Tanduay Distillers, Inc. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Ateneo de
No. of Years on the Board: 11 Years
Philosophy, major in Commerce, by the University of Santo Tomas in 2003 and is Ms. Tan Lee is Director of Asia Brewery, Inc., Eton Properties Manila University and has a Post-Graduate degree in Bachelor of Laws from the
Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year.
an awardee of several other honorary Doctorate degrees. Philippines, Inc., and Tanduay Distillers, Inc.; Director and Ateneo De Manila University and Masters of Law from Yale Law School.
Board Attendance: 83%: 10 of 12 Board Meetings MICHAEL G. TAN, 53, President and COO Corporate Secretary of Fortune Tobacco Corporation, Board Attendance: 92%: 11 of 12 Board Meetings
Date of First Appointment: July 2, 1999 Mr. Tan is a Director, President and Chief Operating Officer of Corporate Secretary of Absolut Distillers, Inc., Asian Date of First Appointment: July 31, 2012
No. of Years on the Board: 20 Years Asia Brewery, Inc.; Director of Tanduay Distillers, Inc., Tangent Alcohol Corporation, The Charter House, Inc., Foremost No. of Years on the Board: 7 Years
Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year. Farms, Inc., Grandspan Development Corporation, Himmel Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year.
Holdings Corp., Philippine National Bank, Eton Properties
Philippines, Inc., PMFTC Inc., Victorias Milling Company, Industries, Inc., Landcom Realty Corporation, Lucky Travel Corporation, PMFTC
CARMEN K. TAN, 78, Director Inc., Sabre Travel Network (Philippines), Inc., Alliedbankers Inc., Progressive Farms, Inc. and Total Bulk Corporation; Assistant Corporate FLORENCIA G. TARRIELA, 73, Independent Director
Ms. Tan is the Vice Chairman of Philippine Airlines, Inc. and Secretary of Basic Holdings Corporation; and a member of the Board of Trustees Ms. Tarriela is the Chairman and Independent Director
Insurance Corporation, Lucky Travel Corp., Maranaw Hotel
Director of Air Philippines Corporation, Asia Brewery, Inc., of the University of the East. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Business of Philippine National Bank, PNB Capital and Investment
(Century Park Hotel), Pan-Asia Securities Corp., MacroAsia
Buona Sorte Holdings, Inc., Foremost Farms, Inc., Dynamic Administration major in Accounting from the University of the East. Corporation, PNB-IBJL Leasing and Finance Corporation,
Corporation and Philippine Airlines, Inc. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree
Holdings, Ltd, Eton City, Inc., Fortune Tobacco Corporation, and PNB-IBJL Equipment Rentals Corporation; Independent
in Applied Science in Civil Engineering, major in Structural Engineering, from the Board Attendance: 100%: 12 of 12 Board Meetings
Himmel Industries, Inc., Lucky Travel Corporation, MacroAsia Director of PNB International Investments Corporation;
University of British Columbia, Canada. Date of First Appointment: May 2, 2012
Corporation, PAL Holdings, Inc., Philippine National Director of Bankers Association of the Philippines; Director/
Board Attendance: 100%: 12 of 12 Board Meetings No. of Years on the Board: 7 Years
Bank, PMFTC Inc., Progressive Farms, Inc., Tanduay Distillers, Inc., Manufacturing Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year. Vice President of Tarriela Management Company and
Services and Trade Corporation, Sipalay Trading Corporation, Saturn Holdings, Date of First Appointment: February 21, 2003
No. of Years on the Board: 16 Years Director/Vice President/Assistant Treasurer of Gozon Development Corporation;
Inc., Tangent Holdings Corporation, Trustmark Holdings Corporation and Zuma JOHNIP G. CUA, 63, Independent Director and Life Sustaining Member of Bankers Institute of the Philippines (BAIPHIL)
Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year.
Holdings and Management Corporation. Mr. Cua has served as a member of the Board of Directors and Financial Executives of the Philippines (FINEX). She has also been a Board
Board Attendance: 83%: 10 of 12 Board Meetings LUCIO K. TAN, JR.+, 53, Director since May 2018. He was formerly the President of Procter Trustee of Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc. (TSPI) since 2003. A former Undersecretary
Date of First Appointment: May 5, 2010 Mr. Tan was the Director, President and Chief Operating & Gamble Philippines, Inc., currently the Chairman of the of Finance, and used to be an alternate Board Member of the following: Monetary
No. of Years on the Board: 9 Years Officer of Tanduay Distillers, Inc. and Tanduay Brands Board of the P&Gers Fund, Inc. and Xavier School, Inc., and Board of BSP, Land Bank of the Philippines, and the Philippine Deposit Insurance
Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year. the Chairman & President of Taibrews Corporation. He is an Corporation (PDIC). She was a Managing Partner and the first Filipina Vice
International, Inc.; Director and President of Eton Properties
Philippines, Inc. and PAL Holdings, Inc.; Director and Independent Director of BDO Private Bank, PhilPlans First, President of Citibank N.A., Philippines. Currently, she is a columnist for “Business
Executive Vice President of Fortune Tobacco Corporation; Inc., Eton Properties Philippines, Inc., Asia Brewery, Inc., Tanduay Distillers, Inc., Options” of the Manila Bulletin and “FINEX Folio” of BusinessWorld.
Director of Absolut Distillers, Inc., Alliedbankers Insurance MacroAsia Corporation, MacroAsia Catering Services, Inc., MacroAsia Airport Board Attendance: 92%: 11 of 12 Board Meetings
Corporation, Asian Alcohol Corporation, Asia Brewery, Inc., Services Corporation, PAL Holdings, Inc. and Philippine Airlines, Inc. He is also a Date of First Appointment: August 9, 2012
Philippine Airlines, Inc., Philippine National Bank, MacroAsia Corporation, member of the Board of Directors of Interbake Marketing Corporation, Teambake No. of Years on the Board: 7 Years
Victorias Milling Company, Inc., PMFTC Inc., Lucky Travel Corporation, Foremost Marketing Corporation, Bakerson Corporation, Lartizan Corporation, Alpha Other Information: No conflict of interest transactions in the past one (1) year.
Farms, Inc., Grandspan Development Corporation, Himmel Industries, Inc., Alleanza Manufacturing, Inc., and Allied Botanical Corporation, and a member
BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES AUDIT AND RISK MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE (ARMC) As provided in its charter, the EXCOM holds meetings on an as-need basis. MANAGEMENT
The Company’s By-Laws require the Board of Directors to regularly hold meetings In compliance with the SEC’s recommendation for good corporate governance, Since no urgent matters arose requiring their approval, it did not conduct any For several years, the Company’s brand has continued to grow and gain
every second Tuesday of the month. During said meetings, all companies under the ARMC is composed of five (5) Directors, three (3) of whom, including the meeting in 2019. worldwide appreciation under the able and experienced leadership of its Chairman
the conglomerate are represented by their respective Chief Financial Officers Chairman, are Independent Directors. Its members are Mr. Johnip G. Cua as and CEO, Dr. Lucio C. Tan, and its President and COO, Mr. Michael G. Tan.
(CFOs) or Chief Operating Officers (COOs) who are tasked to report on the Chairman, Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+, Ms. Juanita T. Tan Lee, Ms. Florencia G. Tarriela NOMINATION AND COMPENSATION COMMITTEE (NCC)
operational results of their respective divisions and brief the Board on other and Mr. Wilfrido E. Sanchez. The NCC is composed of six (6) directors with Dr. Lucio C. Tan as Chairman and Both the Chairman/CEO’s and the President/COO’s close coordination with
developments in the market place, including their plans and initiatives for the year. Mr. Harry C. Tan, Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+, Mr. Michael G. Tan, Ms. Juanita T. Tan Lee each other and with its directors and officers has dealt with the highly critical
The ARMC Chairman has served the Company as a member of the Board of and Mr. Wilfrido E. Sanchez as members. and sensitive issues. Throughout the years, it is without a doubt that, with the
On the other hand, quarterly meetings are attended by all Presidents/ Chief Advisors since August 2014 and has been a director thereof since May 2018. continued support and hard work of the different subsidiaries, the Company will
Executive Officer (CEO) or COOs of the subsidiaries, together with their CFOs. He likewise serves as Director/Officer of other companies within and outside the In compliance with its charter, and for purposes of ensuring a formal and
only continue to prosper.
Company. transparent Board nomination process in the selection, compensation, monitoring
In 2019, the Board conducted 12 meetings which were religiously attended to by and, when necessary, replacement of key executives as well as overseeing the
its members, as shown in the table below: During the Annual Stockholders’ Meeting (ASM) held last May 7, 2019, 10 out of
As provided in its charter, the ARMC is tasked to assist the Board in its oversight succession planning of the Company, the Committee conducts a meeting at least 11 Directors attended, as shown in the table below:
No. of Meetings No. of functions. During its meetings, the ARMC is informed of the financial and non- once a year.
Date of
Board Name Held during the Meetings % financial status of the Company, the management of its risks, the system of internal
Election year (2019) Attended control, the audit process, and the Company’s process for monitoring compliance On March 8, 2019, the Committee convened and passed upon the qualifications Name Present Absent
Chairman Lucio C. Tan 05/07/2019 12 10 83 with laws and regulations including Related Party Transactions (RPTs). of candidates who are nominated to hold key positions in the Company:
Lucio C. Tan
Member Carmen K. Tan 05/07/2019 12 10 83 In 2019, the Committee conducted six (6) meetings, as provided in the table Carmen K. Tan
No. of No. of Length of
Member Harry C. Tan 05/07/2019 12 11 92 Date of
below: Office Name Meetings Meetings % Service in the Harry C. Tan
Appointment
Member Michael G. Tan 05/07/2019 12 12 100 Held Attended Committee
Length of Michael G. Tan
No. of No. of
Member Juanita T. Tan Lee 05/07/2019 12 12 100 Office Name Date of Meetings Meetings % Service in the Chairman (ED) Lucio C. Tan 05/07/2019 1 1 100 5 years
Appointment Held Attended Committee Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+
Independent Johnip G. Cua 05/07/2019 12 11 92 (years) Member (NED) Harry C. Tan 05/07/2019 1 1 100 5 years
Member (ED) Michael G. Tan 05/07/2019 1 1 100 5 years Vivienne K. Tan
Independent Wilfrido E. Sanchez 05/07/2019 12 11 92 Chairman (ID) Johnip G. Cua 05/07/2019 6 6 100 2
Independent Florencia G. Tarriela 05/07/2019 12 11 92 Member (NED) Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+ 05/07/2019 1 1 100 5 years Juanita T. Tan Lee
Member (NED) Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+ 05/07/2019 6 0 0 6
Member (ED) Juanita T. Tan Lee 05/07/2019 1 1 100 7 years Johnip G. Cua
Ms. Vivienne K. Tan and Ms. Mary G. Ng were both elected on May 7, 2019. Below table Member (ED) Juanita T. Tan Lee 05/07/2019 6 6 100 6
shows the participation of the newly elected directors of 2019. Member (ID) Wilfrido E. Sanchez 05/07/2019 1 1 100 5 years Mary G. Ng
Member (ID) Wilfrido E. Sanchez 05/07/2019 6 6 100 6 +
Deceased on November 11, 2019 Wilfrido E. Sanchez
No. of Meetings No. of
Date of Member (ID) Florencia G. Tarriela 05/07/2019 6 6 100 6
Board Name Held during the Meetings % Florencia G. Tarriela
Election CORPORATE GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE (CGC)
year (2019) Attended +
Deceased on November 11, 2019. In 2019, the Company consistently implemented various activities, projects and +
Deceased on November 11, 2019
Member Vivienne K. Tan 05/07/2019 8 8 100* actions necessary to achieve good corporate governance. It updated its Charters
Independent Mary G. Ng 05/07/2019 8 6 75* For the calendar year 2019, the Committee:
and Manuals to conform to the recommendations set by the SEC and executed its TRAINING OF DIRECTORS
* Percentage based on number of meetings attended from date of appointment. • Reviewed and approved the Audit Report and Audited Financial Statements as Related Party Transactions Policy to ensure that all transactions are conducted at The SEC Memorandum Circular No. 20, series of 2013 requires that the officers
of and for the period ended December 31, 2018 as examined and presented arm’s length. and directors of the Company attend the Corporate Governance seminars
Below table shows the directorship participation of Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr. before his untimely
death on November 11, 2019. He attended 10 of 11 meetings in his 2019 tenure. by Sycip Gorres Velayo & Co. (“SGV & Co.”) and endorsed them to the Board conducted by the different SEC-accredited institutions within the year to keep
The CGC is composed of five (5) directors, namely, Ms. Florencia G. Tarriela as
of Directors for approval. themselves up-to-date with the current trends and necessities of being globally
Mr. Lucio C. Tan III was appointed a Director on December 17, 2019. He attended the its Chairman and Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+, Mr. Michael G. Tan, Mr. Johnip G. Cua and
competitive.
1 meeting held in his 2019 tenure. • Approved the recommendation to select and appoint the auditing firm of SGV Mr. Wilfrido E. Sanchez, as its members, all eager to bring the Company to its best
& Co. as the Company’s External Auditor for the year 2019. potential. Thus, throughout the year, they met thrice to ensure that the Company is On July 29, 2019, the Company conducted a Group-wide Corporate Governance
No. of Meetings No. of compliant with the recommendations of the SEC. Seminar for all companies under the Lucio Tan Group at the Grand Ballroom of
Date of
Board Name Held during tenure Meetings % • Reviewed and approved the Unaudited Consolidated Quarterly Financial
Election Century Park Hotel Manila with SGV & Co. as its service provider. The seminar
(2019) Attended To start the year off, the CGC met to be informed of the Company’s standing
Statements and endorsed the same for notation of the Board and submission was attended by all the Directors, Officers and essential employees of the Group.
Member Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+ 05/07/2019 11 10 91+ with regard the ASEAN Scorecard. Through their guidance, the Company has
to the appropriate government regulatory agencies.
achieved a higher rating which proved the Company’s various efforts to become a Among the attendees are as follows:
Member Lucio C. Tan III 12/17/2019 1 1 100* world class conglomerate able to keep its brand in a good light and able to ensure
+ • Reviewed the scope of work and fees of the external auditors, assessed their Board of Directors
Deceased on November 11, 2019. the continuous benefits received by its consumers, employees, business partners,
* Percentage based on number of meetings attended from date of appointment. independence and effectiveness, and endorsed them to the Board of Directors.
stockholders and by the community. Dr. Lucio C. Tan
BOARD COMMITTEES • Noted and approved the grant to the President or Chief Financial Officer of the Further to their purpose of assisting the Board into leading the Company to Carmen K. Tan
The Company has created four (4) committees to assist the Board in managing the Company the authority to negotiate and sign contracts of audit and non-audit Harry C. Tan
greater heights, a Group-wide Corporate Governance Seminar was held last July
Company and its subsidiaries. These committees are: (i) the Audit and Risk Management engagements with the External Auditor and endorse the same for approval of 29, 2019 with the firm of SGV & Co. as the service provider. This seminar was Michael G. Tan
Committee, (ii) the Executive Committee, (iii) the Nomination and Compensation Committee, the Board. attended by the different directors, officers and employees of the whole Group. Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+
and (iv) the Corporate Governance Committee. Each was created to oversee the proper
operations of the Company, including its subsidiaries, and likewise to create the necessary Lastly, as the CGC is tasked to oversee the periodic performance evaluation of Vivienne K. Tan
• Reviewed and approved the Internal Audit Reports as well as the Audit Risk
check and balances to ensure the fair and transparent transactions of the Company. the Board, its committees and the executive management, among others, the Juanita T. Tan Lee
Ratings and Recommendations given as presented by the Internal Auditors.
Company will conduct a performance evaluation meeting to make sure that a Johnip G. Cua
Audit and Risk Nomination and Corporate
Name Executive Director is capable of fulfilling and has been adequately carrying out his duties and Mary G. Ng
Management Compensation Governance As part of its responsibilities to oversee RPTs, the Committee likewise reviewed
the RPT Policy of the Company, in compliance with the SEC Memorandum responsibilities as such. Wilfrido E. Sanchez
Lucio C. Tan C C
Circular No. 10, Series of 2019, otherwise known as the Rules on Material Florencia G. Tarriela
Carmen K. Tan In 2019, the Committee conducted three (3) meetings attended to by majority of
Harry C. Tan Related Party Transactions for Publicly-Listed Companies. its members, including the Chairman, as shown in the table below:
Board Advisor
Michael G. Tan EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EXCOM) No. of No. of Length of Peter Y. Ong
Date of
Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+ The EXCOM is responsible in ensuring that the Board manages the businesses Office Name Meetings Meetings % Service in the
Appointment
Held Attended Committee Officers
Lucio C. Tan III and affairs of the Company properly. Their authority, however, is limited to
functions not expressly reserved to the Board of Directors under the laws of Chairman (ID) Florencia G. Tarriela 05/07/2019 3 3 100 6 years Ma. Cecilia L. Pesayco – Corporate Secretary
Vivienne K. Tan the Philippines, the corporate By-Laws and the Company’s Revised Corporate Member (ED) Michael G. Tan 05/07/2019 3 2 67 6 years Marivic T. Moya – Assistant Corporate Secretary and Compliance Officer
Juanita T. Tan Lee Governance Manual. Jose Gabriel D. Olives – Chief Financial Officer and Chief Risk Officer
Member (NED) Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+ 05/07/2019 3 1 33 6 years
Johnip G. Cua C Nestor C. Mendones – Deputy Chief Financial Officer
As part of good governance, the EXCOM is composed of eight (8) directors Member (ID) Johnip G. Cua 05/07/2019 3 3 100 2 years Dioscoro Teodorico L. Lim – Chief Audit Executive
Mary G. Ng
namely, Dr. Lucio C. Tan as Chairman and Mr. Harry C. Tan, Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+, Member (ID) Wilfrido E. Sanchez 05/07/2019 3 3 100 6 years Erwin C. Go – Chief Legal Counsel
Wilfrido E. Sanchez Mr. Michael G. Tan, Ms. Vivienne K. Tan, Ms. Juanita T. Tan Lee, Mr. Johnip G. Cua +
Deceased on November 11, 2019
Florencia G. Tarriela C and Ms. Florencia G. Tarriela as members.
+
Deceased on November 11, 2019.
DISCLOSURE AND TRANSPARENCY In 2020, the Company’s Audited Financial Statement was submitted to the SEC DEALINGS IN SECURITIES As Company practice and in compliance with the recommendations for good
UNSTRUCTURED DISCLOSURES and the PSE on March 20, 2020, at least 41 days before the ASM. The Company adopts and strictly enforces a policy against insider trading on corporate governance, the Stockholders are sent Notices to the Annual and
In 2019, the Company made the following disclosures to the SEC and the stock transactions by reporting to the SEC and the PSE, within three (3) trading Special Stockholders’ Meeting with sufficient and relevant information, at least
Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) which disclosures were subsequently uploaded The interim and quarterly financial statements and results of operations are days, any acquisition or disposal of the Company shares, or any change in the 30 days before the meetings, to encourage them to personally attend the same.
in its website for proper and efficient dissemination of information likewise submitted to the regulators within the prescribed period of 45 days shareholdings therein, of its directors and principal officers. They are reminded that should they be unavailable to personally attend the same,
to its Stockholders: from the end of the financial period. Throughout the year, analysts’ briefings they shall have the right to appoint a proxy, in which case, they are informed of the
are regularly conducted by the Company to allow the public access to the As provided in the table below, the following are the current shares held by its proper procedure on how to appoint one.
• Clarification of News Report: “Tanduay eyes Central Azucarera Don Pedro” periodic financial statements relative to the stock market. During these briefings, Directors:
dated March 18, 2019 it is necessary that members of the Management be present to answer any RIGHT TO VOTE
questions raised by the analysts. In accordance with the Corporation Code, the Company grants the Stockholders
• Press Release: “LTG’s Net Income for 2018 at Php16.19 Billion” dated
Name Direct shares Direct shares Indirect shares / % of
Through (name Capital the right to vote on corporate acts of fundamental importance, such as, but shall
March 18, 2019 All necessary disclosures are uploaded in the Company website as soon as As of end-2018 As of end-2019 of record owner) Stock not be limited to the election, removal and replacement of Directors and the
information becomes available.
• Declaration of Regular and Special Cash Dividends dated April 10, 2019 Lucio C. Tan 2,200 2,200 NIL -
changes or amendments made to the Company’s Articles of Incorporation and
By-Laws.
OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE
• Press Release: “LT Group looks to a better 2019, but will not be an easy task” The Company’s outstanding common shares held by record owners of more than Carmen K. Tan 2,200 2,200 NIL -
Nevertheless, matters submitted to a vote at the ASM, except the election of
dated May 07, 2019
5% are as follows: Harry C. Tan 3,300 3,300 NIL - Directors and such other matters where the law requires a different threshold for
• Press Release: “LTG’s Income for the First Quarter of 2019 Increased by 22% Michael G. Tan 1,100 146,100 NIL - approval, shall require the affirmative vote of at least a majority of the Stockholders
to Php4.42 Billion” dated May 10, 2019 Title of Percent of present in person or by proxy during the said meeting.
Name of Record Owner Citizenship No. of Shares Lucio K. Tan, Jr.+ 1,100 N.A. NIL -
Class Class
• Clarification of News Report: “LT Group plans $1.5-B LNG plant” dated Common Tangent Holdings Corporation Filipino 8,046,318,193 74.36% Lucio C. Tan III N.A. 1,100 NIL - RIGHT TO INSPECT OR EXAMINE CORPORATE RECORDS
June 17, 2019 All Stockholders shall have the right to inspect corporate books and records,
Common PCD Nominee Corporation Non-Filipino 1,320,749,751 12.20% Vivienne K. Tan N.A. 1,000 NIL - including minutes of Board meetings, stock registries, annual reports and financial
• Amendment of By-Laws: “Approval of the Amendment of Articles IX and X to Juanita T. Tan Lee 1,100 1,100 NIL - statements, provided that a written notice is sent to the Corporate Secretary by
restore the position of Vice Chairman” dated June 18, 2019
BOARD REMUNERATION a Stockholder who has not improperly used any information secured through any
Johnip G. Cua 1,000 1,000 NIL -
• Clarification of News Report: “Absolut in talks with MVP to build waste-to- COMPENSATION OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE OFFICERS previous examination of records of the Company before he is allowed to exercise
energy facility” dated June 19, 2019 The Company’s Directors receive an allowance of Php30,000.00 a month and a Mary G. Ng N.A. 1,000 NIL - such right.
per diem of Php25,000.00 for every Board meeting and Php15,000.00 for every
• Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership of Securities dated Committee meeting attended.
Wilfrido E. Sanchez 1,000 1,000 NIL - RIGHT TO INFORMATION
July 08, 2019 Florencia G. Tarriela 1,000 1,000 NIL - Stockholders and the investing public are allowed immediate access to Company
Other than those mentioned above, no other standard arrangements are received information through its website, www.ltg.com.ph. While minority Stockholders
• Change in Shareholdings of Directors and Principal Officers dated by the Directors of the Company as compensation, directly or indirectly, for
TOTAL 14,000 161,000 NIL -
are furnished, on a timely and regular basis, with relevant information as may be
July 08, 2019 Deceased on November 11, 2019
+
any services rendered as such, including any additional amounts payable for required by law.
• Change in Directors and/or Officers: Appointment of Mr. Jose Gabriel D. Olives Committee participation or special assignments, for the last completed fiscal year
TRADING BLACKOUTS RIGHT TO DIVIDENDS
as Chief Risk Officer dated July 09, 2019 and the ensuing year.
The Company strictly implements the Blackout Period by timely and constantly The Company declares dividends and the Stockholders shall have the right to
• Clarification of News Report: “Roxas agrees to sell sugar mill to Tanduay” dated SUMMARY COMPENSATION TABLE: ANNUAL COMPENSATION reminding its directors, officers, advisers, consultants and employees who
may have knowledge on material facts regarding matters which may affect the
receive dividends out of the Unrestricted Retained Earnings of the Company when
August 02, 2019 its earnings become in excess of 100% of its Paid-in Capital Stock, except:
Year Salary Bonus Others* Company, through electronic mail and during board meetings, that they are
• Press Release: “LTG’s Attributable Net Income of Php9.24 Billion for the First prohibited from trading on the Company’s shares within the Blackout Period. (a) When justified by definite corporate expansion projects or programs approved
Half of 2019 is 3% Higher than 1H18” dated August 13, 2019 Four (4) most highly 2020 8,679,000 737,000 3,074,500 by the Board;
compensated executive (Estimate) Under the Company policy, Blackout Periods are observed during the following:
• Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership of Securities dated officers (see below) (1) for quarterly reports, two weeks before disclosure; and (2) for the year-end (b) When the Company is prohibited under any loan agreement with any financial
August 30, 2019 2019 7,890,000 670,000 2,795,000 financials, one month or 30 days before disclosure. institution or creditor, whether local or foreign, from declaring dividends without its
consent, and such consent has not been secured; or
• Change in Shareholdings of Directors and Principal Officers dated 2018 7,440,000 620,000 2,725,000 Due to the constant reminder of the Corporate Secretary and the discipline and
August 30, 2019 All other officers and 2020 2,530,000 210,834 7,166,500 coordination of the persons within the Group, there were no reported instances of (c) When it can be clearly shown that such retention is necessary under special
directors as a group (Estimate) any insider trading within the Company in 2019. circumstances in obtaining in the Company, such as when there is a need for
• Change in Directors and/or Officers: Death of Mr. Lucio K. Tan, Jr. unnamed special reserve for probable contingencies.
dated November 11, 2019 RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLDERS
2019 2,300,000 191,667 6,515,000 It is a fact that a smart investor is one who makes the necessary research, study APPRAISAL RIGHT
• Press Release: “LTG’s 9M19 Attributable Net Income at Php14.72 Billion, 17% 2018 2,400,000 200,000 6,410,000 and analysis before jumping into any investment decision since investments tend Stockholders of the Company enjoy the right to dissent and demand payment
Higher than 9M18” dated November 13, 2019 to make one feel intimidated and overwhelmed, especially when the establishment
*Others – includes per diem of directors of the fair value of his shares in cases of: (1) an amendment to the Articles of
• Change in Directors and/or Officers: Appointment of Mr. Lucio C. Tan III as The following constitute LTG’s four (4) most highly compensated executive officers
in which he will invest in does not have a good reputation. Incorporation will change or restrict the rights of such stockholder or otherwise
Director dated December 17, 2019 extends or shortens the term of corporate existence; (2) sale, lease, exchange,
(on a consolidated basis): This is where the benefits of having a good corporate governance comes in. When transfer, mortgage, pledge, or other disposition of all or substantially all of
DISCLOSURE AND TIMING a corporation is fair and transparent to the investing public and respects the rights the corporate property and assets; (3) merger or consolidation; and (4) the
Dr. Lucio C. Tan is the Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO. of its Stockholders, the investing public becomes more trusting and such company
As a publicly listed corporation, it is the responsibility of the Company to Company’s decision to invest its funds in another corporation or business or any
Mr. Michael G. Tan is the President and COO. becomes more attractive in the eyes of investors.
religiously comply with the rules and regulations of the SEC and PSE to make purpose other than its primary purpose.
Atty. Ma. Cecilia L. Pesayco is the Corporate Secretary.
sure that the investing public is immediately informed of any material information With that in mind, the Company encourages Stockholders to participate in its
Ms. Juanita T. Tan Lee is the Treasurer.
relating to or affecting the Company. business endeavors within and outside the ASM. They are allowed to raise any STAKEHOLDERS RELATIONS
EXTERNAL AUDITOR concerns or give suggestions as to how the Company may improve. For many years, the Company has operated in a way as to ensure its stockholders,
Therefore, as part of good corporate governance, the Company files with the SEC, employees, customers and trade partners, including itself, would feel secure in
The Company maintains the services of the auditing firm of SGV & Co. with Martin
immediately after approval or confirmation by the Board, any material information, Some of the rights a Stockholder may exercise are as follows: their own rights. Thus, it is necessary that all decisions and transactions made by
C. Guantes as the partner-in-charge, as its external auditor since the year 2016.
actions or decisions which may or might affect the Company. These submissions either parties be done with fairness and integrity.
Since their engagement, the External Auditors have consistently provided the
are subsequently disclosed to the PSE and thereafter uploaded in the Company RIGHT TO PARTICIPATE
Company with latest updates on the latest circulars, rulings or revenue regulations
website at www.ltg.com.ph for immediate dissemination of information to its The Company’s Revised Manual on Corporate Governance provides that To show its sincerity, the Company included in its vision and mission all its
from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, as well as updates on Philippine Financial
Stockholders and the investing public. Stockholders holding at least one-third (1/3) of the subscribed and paid-up partners, ensuring that in all its business decisions, their partners will share its
Reporting Standards for the entire group of companies.
capital stock of Company shall have (1) the right to call for a Special Stockholders’ success and likewise benefit from its growth.
For the past years, it has been Company practice and policy to immediately, and Meeting by written notice to the Corporate Secretary at least 90 days before the
AUDIT AND OTHER FEES
when necessary, disclose its financial condition, investments and acquisitions, suggested date of the meeting; and (2) the right to propose items in the agenda STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING AND VOTING PROCEDURES
The Company incurred audit fees of Php1,200,000 for the year 2019,
if any. The disclosures would include the uploading in the Company’s website of the Stockholders’ Meeting, provided the items are for legitimate business As part of Company practice, and in compliance with the recommendations of the
Php300,000 less than that of last year’s (2018) audit fees at Php1,500,000.
within five (5) days from the date of the ASM the Minutes thereof and the Audited purposes and written notice to request inclusion of the same is sent to the SEC, the Stockholders receive a copy of the Notice of the Stockholders’ Meeting
For its quarterly review of financial statements for the years 2019 and 2018, the
Financial Statements (SEC Form 17-A) for the year which should be submitted to Corporate Secretary at least 90 days before the date of the meeting. at least 30 days prior to the date set for the said meeting.
Company incurred nil and Php1,100,000, respectively.
the SEC and PSE at least two (2) months before the ASM is held.
DIVIDENDS LTG conducts meetings regularly with investors and analysts to keep them
In 2019, the Company declared and distributed Regular Cash Dividend of updated on developments with the Company and its subsidiaries. LTG arranges
Php0.15 per share and Special Cash Dividend of Php0.15 per share to all its conference calls and plant visits, and participates in non-deal roadshows and
Stockholders as of April 29, 2019, in compliance with a 20% dividend payout conferences in various locations arranged by several stock brokerages. The
policy. Company also communicates through emails and telephone calls.
Further to its pursuit of good corporate governance, the Company strictly In 2019, LTG attended seven (7) conferences with four (4) different brokers in
implements its dividend policy to distribute the Dividends within 30 days from Manila (2), Singapore (4) and Hong Kong (1). The Company accommodates
the time it is approved and declared, and the Stockholders were paid on May 9, requests for visits to its subsidiaries’ facilities from groups of sell-side and buy-
2019, twenty-nine (29) days after it was approved by the Board and disclosed side analysts. However, in 2019, there were no requests.
to the PSE.
During the 2019 calendar year, LTG conducted four (4) Analysts’ Briefings jointly
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS with subsidiary Philippine National Bank (PNB) that were attended by analysts
from different brokerages and analysts of local and foreign funds.
“To win in the marketplace, you must
first win in the workplace.” • Full Year 2018 Results on March 18, 2019
– Doug Conant, CEO of Campbell’s Soup. • First Quarter 2019 Results on May 10, 2019
It is a fact that when employees have a good relationship with the company • First Half 2019 Results on August 13, 2019
where they are employed, they tend to produce better outputs. Hence, the • Nine Months 2019 Results on November 13, 2019
Company makes sure to include the safety, welfare and career development of The briefing for Full Year 2019 Results was cancelled as the Government
its employees in its operations, knowing that it is also for its benefit when its declared an Enhanced Community Quarantine in Metro Manila starting March
employees feel secured and appreciated. Open lines of communications, wide 17, 2020 due to the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic. LTG disclosed Full
health insurance for its employees, as well as their children and beneficiaries, Year 2019 Results on March 19, 2020 and distributed what should have been
and scholarship opportunities are likewise provided for by the Company. the presentation materials via email and WhatsApp.
Aside from all these, the Code of Business Conduct and Ethics, with emphasis
LTG disclosed the schedule of these briefings to the PSE at least a week before
on the “Whistle-Blower Policy”, is strictly observed and implemented all
the briefing date.
throughout the Company, including its subsidiaries so as to protect itself, its
partners and employees from any possible yet unforeseen harm or damage. Regular press releases are disclosed to the PSE and SEC and distributed to the
INVESTOR RELATIONS media, on quarterly earnings results as well as events that may have a significant
The Company maintains open communications with the investing community impact on the operations of the Company and its subsidiaries.
to promote greater understanding of the Company. Reports to the SEC and After the Annual Stockholders’ Meeting on May 7, 2019, a press briefing was
PSE are disclosed on time, and are available for viewing and downloading in the conducted where members of the media had access to the President and Chief
Company’s website, ltg.com.ph. There is also a dedicated Investor Relations Operating Officer, as well as the Chief Financial Officer.
Officer whose contact details are available in the website.
Tan Yan Kee Asia Brewery Monthly Medical Forum Training in Good Governance and Solid Waste Management
Foundation, Inc.
The companies under LT Group, Inc. and other
companies that are majority-owned by the Tan family
conduct most of their Corporate Social Responsibility
(CSR) activities under the Tan Yan Kee Foundation, Inc.
(TYKFI).
Dr. Lucio C. Tan and his siblings established TYKFI in
1986. The Foundation is named in honor of the late
Tan patriarch and is governed by a 15-member Board.
The Foundation and its partners pursue projects that In April, TYKFI sponsored the training of seven local government officials and
TYKFI continues to hold the monthly Asia Brewery Medical Forum in six teachers on good governance and solid waste management. The training
focus on four advocacies: Education, Health Services, cooperation with the Association of Asia Brewery Medical Specialty Scholars. was conducted along a boardwalk in Boracay where TYKFI has a Roots for
Social Welfare and the Environment. These forums provide the public with better health information as well as Boracay Project in partnership with Tanduay Distillers, Inc., the Department of
information on the latest treatment options. Some of Environment and Natural Resources and the local government of Barangay
the topics discussed in 2019 include eye conditions, Manoc-Manoc. Aside from a clean-up drive where almost 50 sacks of
gastrointestinal tract, common childhood diseases, kidneys garbage was collected, the participants also planted api-api, a local mangrove
and women’s health. Doctors who are Asia Brewery Medical species.
Scholars also provided free consultations during the forums.
PMFTC President Denis Gorkun hands over the annual donation to TYKFI Chairman Dr. Lucio C. Tan and Trustee Carmen K. Tan
EDUCATION
TYKFI-Asia Brewery, Inc. (ABI) Medical Specialty
St. Teresita’s Academy Scholars from Farming Families Brigada Eskwela 2019 Scholarship Program
Dr. Andrei Paolo S. Angbue-Te completed a year
ENVIRONMENT
of Oculoplastic training at the Tan Tock Seng
Hospital in Singapore.
The Lucio C. Tan
Dr. Noruel Gerard A. Salvador completed his Legacy Forest Project
fellowship training on Hepato-Pancreato-Bilary
Surgery and Liver Transplantation at Kaohsiung Started in 2014, over 600 hectares have
Chang Gung Memorial Hospital in Kaohsiung been planted in the University of the
City, Taiwan. Philippines’ (UP) Land Grant in Laguna and
Dr. Andrei Paolo S. Angbue-Te Quezon while close to 300 hectares were
planted in Carranglan, Nueva Ecija. Aside
Dr. Janet Wenceslao-Elcano finished her one-
from providing indigenous people jobs by
year training in Electrophysiology at the Yonsei
planting trees, the project also provides
University Health System in Seoul, South Korea.
livelihood training programs by teaching
TYKFI has 150 scholars from grades 7 to 12 in Sta. TYKFI donated materials to repair three classrooms at the scientific ways of producing vegetables
Teresita’s Academy in Aritao, Nueva Vizcaya. Nagtenga Elementary School in Sta. Cruz, Ilocos Sur. Dr. Rosemarylin L. Or completed a two-year
(including organic) and ornamental plants.
clinical fellowship in Neuro-Oncology at the
University of Toronto-Princess Margaret Cancer
In April 2019, more than 150 students from the UP – Los Baños visited
Center in Canada.
the project’s Nueva Ecija site and learned about the goals, experiences and
sustainability efforts of the project.
Dr. Giselle L.
Gotamco completed
On its fifth year, the project has
Basic Cosmetology University of the East (UE) – TYKFI Scholarship Program a one-year fellowship
covered 787 hectares of the
on Neuro-Otology
Training: Ganda Mo, For school year 2019-2020, the UE-TYKFI scholarship program has 123 and Audiology
930 hectares earmarked for
Hanapbuhay Ko (Your reforestation and protection in
scholars, including 47 new scholars. TYKFI Chairman Dr. Lucio C. Tan at the Taichung Tzu Chi
Barangay R.A. Padilla, Carranglan,
Beauty, My Livelihood) welcomed the students and their parents during the annual Scholars’ General Hospital.
Nueva Ecija. In 2019, 198,040
Recognition Day on August 20, 2019. seedlings were grown, ready for
In February, housewives from Dr. Janet Wenceslao-Elcano planting during the rainy season
farming communities in the towns of the next year.
of Kayapa and Sta. Fe, Nueva
Vizcaya and Sta. Cruz, Ilocos
Sur attended basic cosmetology
training in partnership with Ang
Hortaleza Foundation.
Training on
Sustainable World Clean-Up Day Global Equal Salary Certification
Fishing
Techniques and On September 21-22, 2019, 247 In 2019, Philip Morris International became
the first multinational consumer goods
employees of PMFTC participated in
Fishing Boats the World Clean-Up Day in Taguig company to be awarded the distinction
of not having gender-based bias in terms
Livelihood Project for Thirty fishermen
City (Metro Manila), Cebu City
and Cagayan de Oro City. A total of salary distribution. PMFTC got its
Indigenous People in from Marantao, in
of 62,078 kilograms of litter was certification in 2019.
the Province of
Batiawan, Zambales Lanao del Sur, who
collected.
were displaced by
In September 2019, the
the Marawi Seige,
Samahang Mangagawa at
received training on fish production and sustainable
Mambubukid ng Barangay
fishing techniques, fish processing and environmental
Batiawan (Organization of
production. Materials needed to build non-motorized boats
Workers and Farmers of Barangay Batiawan), a local
were given and the boats were awarded to the fishermen
organization of farmers from indigenous peoples, received
in October 2019.
goats from PMFTC for their livelihood. This benefited 100
families.
River Clean-Ups
Financial Literacy and Donation of Decommissioned Desktop PCs On April 26, 2019,
Financial Wellness employees of the Cabuyao, Lecture on
Seminars Laguna plant participated
in the clean-up of the Cardiovascular
In June, August, May, September, Salanglanka River, in Diseases
October and November, the Cabuyao, Laguna, with the
Cabuyao River Protection In August 2019,
Bank conducted Financial
Advocates (CaRPA) and TDI’s Cabuyao plant
Literacy Seminars for students,
the City Environment and had a lecture on
teachers, parents and Overseas
Natural Resources Office cardiovascular diseases
Filipino Workers (OFWs). The
(CENRO). and stress and stress
participants were taught the
management. 25
basics of money management,
On June 28, 2019, TDI persons attended.
specifically identifying needs
and wants, budgeting, spending employees from the Cabuyao plant again participated
and saving where applicable bank products and services were also presented. in a similar activity, for the Banlic River. An environment
In April and December, PNB donated 170 decommissioned Desktop Personal awareness lecture was conducted.
These were conducted in various parts of Metro Manila, Cainta, Rizal. Computers to ACTION, Inc. in Olongapo City, H.O.U.S.E. Foundation and the
Meanwhile, Financial Wellness Seminars were conducted for corporate clients Pentecostal Missionary of Christ in Cainta, Rizal.
in Iloilo and OFWs in Japan and Singapore.
ACTION (A Child’s Trust is Ours to Nurture) is an organization that provides
On October 24, 2019, a seminar on Financial Literacy was educational materials for children and facilitates scholarship
conducted for 20 members of the Barangay Association of programs for impoverished communities in Zambales
Treasurers of the Municipality of Aritao in Nueva Vizcaya. Province in Central Luzon. H.O.U.S.E (Helping OUrselves
This was conducted in cooperation with the Tan Yan Kee through Sustainable Enterprises) educates, employs and
Lecture on Environment Preservation Adopt-an-Estero
Foundation, Inc. empowers at risk youth to give them a second start in life. (Estuary)
TDI’s Murcia, Negros
Occidental plant
conducts a quarterly
Partnership Relief Operations for clean-up of its
adopted Cabungan-
with Philippine Mindanao Earthquake Victims an Creek. In 2019,
Red Cross the clean-ups were
On December 21, 2019, PNB and
conducted on
PNB partnered with TYKFI conducted relief operations for
March 24, June 23,
the Philippine Red victims of the earthquakes in Digos City,
September 29 and
Cross for the training Davao del Sur and Kidapawan City in
November 30.
of employees on North Cotabato. Around a thousand
Standard First Aid and Basic Life Support, families were given assistance.
Meanwhile, in January, Absolut Distillers, Inc.
as well as on Disaster Preparedness. In had a clean-up activity of the Palico-Lian
October, PNB donated Php5 million to Red Meanwhile, the bank launched “A Boxful of Love” in
River in the Province of Batangas.
Cross for two ambulances in Visayas and November, a call for in-kind donations from bank employees TDI sponsored a lecture on the effects of environment
Mindanao. for the victims of the Mindanao earthquake. preservation and degradation of livelihood in October
for farmers, fishermen and local government officials in
Barangay Mamatid in Cabuyao, Laguna. Around 35 people
attended the lecture.
Lian Town Fiesta, Beauty Pageant License to Own and Possess Firearms (LTOPF) Caravan
Absolut Distillers, Inc. provided materials and manpower Students from Adamson University, Bicol University, University of the
for the construction of the perimeter fence around the Philippines (UP) - Diliman Campus, ALCHEMES (organization of chemical
Lian Municipal Police Station. It was completed on engineering majors), BIOTECH (organization of molecular
November 4, 2019. biology and biotechnology students) and the Philippine
Institute of Chemical Engineers (PiChe) have visited Absolut
Distillers, Inc. to broaden their knowledge and see the actual
application of what they learn in school.
TDI subsidiary, Absolut Distillers, Inc. donated and installed banderitas (small
flags strung up during fiestas) and paid for a band during the June 24, 2019 Some staff of Absolut Distillers, Inc. helped during the 2-day
fiesta of Lian town in Batangas. event in September, in cooperation with the Philippine
National Police (PNP) and the local government unit of Lian,
In April 2019, the Company sponsored the town’s beauty pageant. Batangas. Some equipment owned by Absolut Distillers, Inc.
were also used during the event.
PMFTC INC.
Reduction of C02 Emissions with
Equipment Efficiency and Change PMFTC has a Disposal Ratio Reduction Program where the target is to
of Energy Source have zero non-mandated waste for landfills. These were implemented in the
Marikina and Batangas factories starting 2017 where waste is composted
At the PMFTC Batangas plant. four two-ton modular or used for energy and has since reduced the amount of waste disposed in
boiler were installed that will maintain operating landfills by 90%.
efficiency of 95% at any given demand from
production. This will reduce C02 emissions by 606
tons annually. Coal-Fired Boiler
Fuel-Fired Boiler
PNB has allotted Php215.2 billion for loans to eco-friendly and sustainable
businesses and projects such as food manufacturing, agricultural production, In August 2019, PNB initiated through the Philippine Business Coalition for
water distribution and supply, energy generation and distribution, operation
of toll roads and bridges, telecommunications, responsible packaging and
Water Conservation Initiatives Women Empowerment the road towards the EDGE (Economic Dividends
for Gender Equality) Certification of the bank. The EDGE Certification is the
construction of green buildings. To reduce water consumption, leading global assessment methodology and business certification standard
the volume of water needed for gender equality.
for toilet and urinal flushing
was reduced; and leaking or
defective pipes, fittings, valves
and flushers were replaced or
fixed. An estimated Php356,000
was reduced from the water
consumption of the Head Office
and the Makati Center in 2019.
TANDUAY DISTILLERS, INC.
Evaporation Plant Lessens Use of Water Solar Panels at the Warehouse and Gym
Solar panels were installed on the roof of TDI’s building in Quiapo, Manila. A
Earth Hour total of capacity of 330 kilowatt “peak” (kWp) was installed, 232 kWp at the
warehouse and 98 kWp at the gym. At 65% utilization for six hours a day, this
PNB donated Php50,000 to is estimated to translate of savings of 38.6 thousand kilowatt hours per month.
the World Wide Fund (WWF) –
Philippines for the Earth Hour
Kick-Off on March 30 in Circuit
Makati. The Bank also initiated
a call tree advisory among
employees to encourage
participation in the symbolic
60-minute switch off of non-
essential lights and appliances
in their homes.
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BALANCES AT DECEMBER 31, 2017 10,821,389 35,906,231 18,060,000 804,095 – 983,878 371,483 (934,595) 3,733,860 – 145,048 4,299,674 78,435,633 (12,519) 148,314,503 47,000,912 195,315,415
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BALANCES AT JANUARY 1, 2018 10,821,389 35,906,231 18,060,000 804,095 – 983,878 2,835,828 (934,595) 3,733,860 – 145,048 6,764,019 77,228,912 (12,519) 149,572,127 46,288,764 195,860,891
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BALANCES AT DECEMBER 31, 2018 P10,821,389 P35,906,231 P18,060,000 P804,095 (P21,893) P1,152,659 P1,697,797 (P331,706) P12,689,666 P– P202,066 P15,410,482 P91,998,914 (P12,519) P172,966,699 P58,223,689 P231,190,388
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BALANCES AT DECEMBER 31, 2018
AS ADJUSTED 10,821,389 35,906,231 18,060,000 804,095 ò 1,152,659 1,682,196 (337,998) 12,689,666 – 202,066 15,388,589 91,998,914 (12,519) 172,966,699 58,223,689 231,190,388
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BALANCES AT DECEMBER 31, 2019 P10,821,389 P35,906,231 P8,538,837 P1,024,653 Pò P692,552 P4,619,445 (P1,203,707) P12,726,318 P– P1,203,707 P18,038,315 P112,604,635 (P12,519) P186,921,541 P67,086,030 P254,007,571
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Land and Land Building Machineries
Buildings and Residential Construction
Bank Premises Improvements Improvements and Equipment Total
Land Improvements Unit in Progress Total
Cost
)HSHUJLH[ILNPUUPUNVM`LHY P1,817,349 P1,185,608 P73,661 P49,538 P3,126,156 Cost
(KKP[PVUZ[YHUZMLYZ 461,918 Ě Ě Ě 461,918 )HSHUJLH[ILNPUUPUNVM`LHY P22,137,643 P11,397,724 P7,620 P4,179,574 P37,722,561
)HSHUJLH[LUKVM`LHY 2,279,267 1,185,608 73,661 49,538 3,588,074 (KKP[PVUZ 845,792 166,338 35,551 1,579,446 2,627,127
Accumulated Depreciation, Amortization +PZWVZHSZ[YHUZMLYZV[OLYZ (833,430) 3,266,202 (1,075) (3,294,549) (862,852)
and Impairment Losses )HSHUJLH[LUKVM`LHY 22,150,005 14,830,264 42,096 2,464,471 39,486,836
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)HSHUJLH[ILNPUUPUNVM`LHY 3,558,186 3,837,854 7,620 – 7,403,660
Net Book Value P1,711,200 P1,115,066 P68,750 P38,729 P2,933,745
Depreciation – 528,023 – – 528,023
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Consolidated
2019
Beginning
balance
(As restated – Net cash Ending
Note 37) flows Others balance
Bills and acceptances payable P70,082,835 (P11,348,364) (P2,771,181) P55,963,290
SUSTAINABILITY
Bonds payable 15,661,372 51,899,720 (946,014) 66,615,078
Lease liabilities 1,859,717 (641,613) 588,305 1,806,409
P87,603,924 P39,909,743 (P3,128,890) P124,384,777
Consolidated
REPORT 2019
2018
Beginning Net cash Ending
balance flows Others balance
Bills and acceptances payable P43,916,687 P24,867,590 P1,298,558 P70,082,835
Bonds payable – 15,398,696 262,676 15,661,372
P43,916,687 P40,266,286 P1,561,234 P85,744,207
Others include the effects of foreign exchange revaluations, amortization of transaction costs, and accretion of interest.
Non-cash Transactions
Effective January 1, 2019, the Group adopted PFRS 16, in which the Group recognized right-of-use asset and the corresponding lease liabilities,
Building a Sustainable Foundation
adjusted for previously recognized prepaid and accrued lease payments. Additions to the right-of-use assets of the Group in 2019 amounted to
P461.9 million. The Group recognized additional lease liabilities in 2019 amounting to P456.6 million.
The Group applied creditable withholding taxes against its income tax payable amounting to P1.3 billion, P2.6 billion and P1.6 billion in 2019, 2018 and
2017, respectively.
The Group acquired investment properties through foreclosure and rescission amounting to P1.0 billion, P0.8 billion, and P0.6 billion in 2019, 2018 and
2017, respectively.
the future as our reporting matures. All financial data and general respectively. PNB’s Customer Experience Division manages all Our materiality matrix shows the 17 key material issues that were
information about the business in this report, however, have been client concerns and complaints through a variety of channels 24 identified to have the most significant impact and stakeholder in
Economics and Governance disclosed in our 2019 Annual Report. hours a day, 7 days a week. TDI maintains a number of channels test.
including their website, email address, phone numbers, and social
Php114.25 45% | 55% 100% Economic Performance Boundary media profiles through which customers may relay any issues and
billion pesos Female Male employees, business
total revenues LTG Board of partners and concerns.
Directors governance body LTG’s economic performance data presented in this report is from
gender balance members know of our the consolidated financial statements as of and for the year ended The key topics and concerns raised during the Annual Shareholders’
anti-corruption policies December 31, 2019 covering LTG, as the parent company, and Meeting, Annual Press Briefing, and Quarterly Analysts’ Briefings Economic
Performance
Customer Health
all its subsidiaries and associates operating in the Philippines and are the financial results of the Group, future plans of operations,
and Safety Marketing and
Climate Change
Environment
Labelling
Socio-economic
abroad. For more information, please refer to the 2019 Annual and other significant changes on the operations of the Group. As
Water Management Compliance
Customer Engagement
Illicit Trade
Energy Efficiency and Satisfaction
52 tons 5,663 161,339 Report. for the meetings with the government, significant updates on the
Stakeholder Interest
Safety and Well-being Anti-Corruption Risk
hazardous waste megaliters thousand gigajoules regulatory compliance especially on taxes are discussed. Managing Waste
Community
Employment
Management
Society This report has been prepared in accordance with the Global Our journey to sustainability is informed by our materiality CATEGORY KEY MATERIAL ISSUE CATEGORY KEY MATERIAL ISSUE
Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards: Core option, and the assessment process. We looked at a variety of sources and ECONOMICS AND GOVERNANCE Economics Performance ENVIRONMENT Water Management
787 of 930 ha. 198,040 2000+ sustainability reporting guide provided by the Philippine SEC in conducted workshops to assess and determine the most critical ECONOMICS AND GOVERNANCE Socio-economic Compliance SOCIETY Community Relations and Initiatives
hectares planted seedings ready for number of scholars
and reforested in planting by the across all scholarship Memorandum Circular No. 4, Series of 2019. We have also aligned material issues that have the highest capacity to impact the Group, ECONOMICS AND GOVERNANCE Risk Management EMPLOYEES Safety and Well-being
this report to the 17 United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development internally, and its stakeholders, externally.
EMPLOYEES Employment ENVIRONMENT Managing Waste
Barangay R.A. LCT Legacy programs since 1998 ECONOMICS AND GOVERNANCE Anti-Corruption ENVIRONMENT Energy Efficiency
Padilla in Carranglan, Forest Project Goals (SDGs) to further our commitment in contributing to the CUSTOMERS Marketing and Labeling ENVIRONMENT Climate Change
Nueva Ecija global sustainable development agenda. CUSTOMERS Customer Health and Safety CUSTOMERS Digital Transformation and Innovation
1
The denominator used to calculate this figure is the total number of employees, which CUSTOMERS Customer Engagement and Satisfaction CUSTOMERS Customer Data Privacy and Security
includes employees who are eligible and non-eligible by law to form a union. Stakeholder Engagement Mechanisms ECONOMICS AND GOVERNANCE Illicit Trade
100%
Risk Management To further enhance our action against beyond regulatory compliance to effectively manage our overall installation of trash catchment mechanisms, and an education
corruption, our subsidiaries also have environmental footprint. We look to new ideas and innovate on campaign for the community regarding environmental stewardship.
Businesses are faced with risks—from shifts in their own policies that complement what we can do to contribute to efficient resource use and address
the economy, operations and strategy to changes of all our the Group’s Code. ABI, Eton, PNB the impacts of climate change. For this reporting period, our total water withdrawal is 6,813
in legislation and taxation. With this in mind, it is employees, and TDI have their own Code of megaliters (ML), where 5,663 ML is from groundwater sources
imperative that businesses manage risks and use business partners Conduct and Ethics. ABI, apart from Water Management and 1,150 ML is from third-party water suppliers.
it to its advantage to create value and nurture and governance the Code of Conduct, maintains a
sustainability. body members Labor Management Council and As the world feels the effects of Managing Waste
Committee on Right Ethics (CORE) climate change, water scarcity has
know of our
Our Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) system is in place to which helps manage cases of become the new normal. Our Group Waste management
anti-corruption
help us mitigate risks for value creation and sustainable growth. misconduct and corruption. Eton’s takes very seriously the impact of is an important part
Our Chief Risk Officer ensures continued compliance with SEC policies Code of Ethics contains a no-gift water scarcity to our operations of our operations
regulations on the implementation of risk management activities policy. PNB maintains a policy on as well as how we impact water resources. Across the Group, and how we manage
aligned with its risk management framework. Our ERM system Soliciting and Receiving Gifts and a we strictly observe and comply with regulation related to water our environmental
is partly based on the Enterprise Risk Management - Integrated policy on Office Decorum, which includes anti-bribery and anti- consumption and management. footprint. We are continuously looking for better ways to dispose
Framework of the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the corruption clauses. TDI has Conflict of Interest Policy, aside from of our waste. We are also looking at better ways to work so we
Treadway Commission (COSO). the Corporate Code of Conduct. At ABI, we observe strict monitoring of our water consumption and can lessen the amount of waste we produce thereby cutting
how we manage our waste water through our Water Treatment cost on waste disposal services and lessening our impact to the
At PNB, the Risk Management Group (RMG) ensures that needed Due to our commitment and drive against corruption, there has Process and our Waste Water Treatment Process, respectively. environment.
processes and procedures are implemented to successfully been no instance of corruption nor have there been any cases We observe strict compliance with regulation and have secured all
operationalize the Bank’s own ERM Framework, aligned to reported through our Whistle-Blower Policy in 2019. We continue necessary permits and installed all required equipment to allow us Across the Group, we have encouraged internal communication
the risk governance framework and the three lines-of-defense our commitment to maintain zero cases of corruption for 2020 and to draw water from our deep wells sustainably. to be only be transmitted electronically to limit the use of paper.
model. PNB’s Risk Oversight Committee, which meets monthly, moving forward. We have also promoted two-sided printing and repurposing
looks into the Bank’s constantly changing risk profile based on | Total Water Withdrawal from all Sources, 2019 scratch paper for second use. LTG, ABI and Eton strictly observe
the material risks defined in the its Internal Capital Adequacy Environment (in megaliters) proper waste segregation. Waste from LTG and Eton is handled
Assessment Process (ICAAP) document. To ensure consistent risk by the respective building management where LTG and Eton are
management and monitoring, the RMG directly engages with all We recognize the importance of the natural environment in building % to total tenants. Waste from ABI is handled by a third-party contractor
levels of the organization across its business and support groups, a sustainable foundation for our business. From the environment Groundwater 5,663 83% that has been accredited by Department of Environment and
which includes ongoing training activities and learning sessions to comes the resources that we use to deliver our products and Third-party water 1,150 17% Natural Resources (DENR) to handle hazardous and non-
properly equip personnel. For new employees, the RMG conducts services, and we are committed to protect it not just for the current Total 6,813 100% hazardous wastes.
trainings twice a month on business continuity, data privacy generation but for the generations of the future. Our commitment
awareness, operational risk, and ICAAP during the New Employees to help save our environment is long-standing as evidenced by our At PNB, our solid waste is managed by third-party contractors.
Orientation Program. For existing employees, the RMG conducts initiatives that began prior to 2019. At Eton, we have strengthened our campaign to encourage our We have ensured that these contractors are compliant with
the Risk Education and Awareness Program annually to employees property tenants and residents to conserve water at all times. We government regulation as part of our due diligence procedures.
in both domestic and overseas branches covering business At ABI, we began producing water in glass bottles to provide an sent out circular memoranda to remind them to check if there are These contractors work with our designated Pollution Control
continuity, data privacy awareness, trust risk, credit risk, market alternative to single-use plastics. In 2019, ABI sold 544,776 glass leaks in their faucets and showerheads, and to make sure that Officers who take the lead in monitoring our waste disposal
risk, operational risk and ICAAP. RMG maintains a database of bottles of water in 330ml and 1000ml variants. In addition, through their faucets and other water sources are turned off when they system and provide needed insight on how we can continue to
employees who have attended and have yet to attend risk trainings. ABI’s partnership with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), leave the premises to prevent any water wastage. improve our performance.
we have committed to give Php1.00 million of our sales proceeds
Anti-Corruption annually to be used for WWF’s transformational programs for water At PNB, the water that we use is purchased from a third-party At TDI, our Solid Waste Management Plan is strictly implemented
conservation. water services provider. At our head office in Pasay, waste water in all our plants to manage and control solid waste in compliance
Our strong commitment for fair and equitable is treated at our Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) before being with the conditions set by our Environmental Compliance
business practices ensures that we do not engage At Eton, we have shifted to clean and renewable energy sources released to the Manila Bay in strict compliance with conditions set Certificate (ECC). We have third-party contractors who haul
in corrupt activities. We comprehend the negative for our office buildings. Our office buildings in Eton Centris are by regulators. At our offices in Makati, waste water is discharged and dispose of our solid waste. As part of due diligence, we
effects of corruption on people’s lives and do our powered by geothermal energy through Cleanergy of AboitizPower, to the sewer lines of our third-party water services provider and ensure that our contractors have the necessary government
best to counter it. a starting point for more clean energy initiatives in the future for our subsequently treated at their STP. We continue to look for better accreditation. The Pollution Control Officers of each plant evaluate
properties. ways to improve our water consumption. For example, we have the performance of their respective plants and report this to the
Across the Group, our Code of Business Conduct and Ethics adjusted the flushing mechanisms of our water closets to reduce regulators. The results of the evaluation are discussed during the
ensures that we do not engage in nor condone any act of bribery At PNB, we have an ongoing multibillion-peso financing program the volume of water being used per flush in toilets and urinals as regular Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) meetings for steps
or corruption with government officials in order to facilitate to support eco-friendly and sustainable businesses and projects well as the replacement of defective faucets and leaking water forward.
transactions. The Code also ensures that all our Directors, that promote nation-building and countryside development, valves.
Officers, and Employees comply with all government rules, laws, environmental protection and conservation, and sustainable | Hazardous and Non-Hazardous Waste Generated
and regulations, and to conduct themselves in a way that avoids development. In 2019, over 40% of the total loans of the Bank were At TDI, our Water Resource Management Toolkit is strictly and Disposed, 2019
conflicts of interest. Approved by our Board, the Code is aligned used to finance green and sustainable businesses and projects in implemented to ensure our operational compliance to regulation. (in tons)
to the standards set by SEC in accordance with internationally the food and manufacturing industry, the energy transmission, Using the tool, we conduct monthly monitoring of our water
% to total
accepted standards. The Board also conducts regular reviews of generation, and generation industry, and the infrastructure consumption through sub-meters on all points-of-use. The
the Code to ensure its continued relevance and to update when development industry. Non-Hazardous Waste 402,501 100%
extraction of water from our deep wells is under strict compliance
Hazardous Waste 52 0%
needed. We conduct regular refresher sessions on the Code to with the conditions set by the National Water Resources Board
Total 402,553 100%
existing employees, and as part of onboarding procedures for new At TDI, to support the shift for using renewable sources of energy, (NWRB) which regulates and monitors the volume of water we
employees. The Code is also available on our corporate website our solar power and bioethanol facilities in Lian, Batangas have extract. We ensure that our liquid chemical waste is hauled by
for easy reference to anyone who wishes to access the document. helped bridge the gap in making clean energy accessible to accredited third-party contractors and is treated properly by
interested parties. On the other hand, our carbon dioxide by- requiring a Certificate of Treatment. We also partner with local
For any suspected cases of corruption, employees may report to product from TDI’s production, which would otherwise be released non-government organizations (NGOs), like the Cabuyao River For 2019, we generated and disposed of 52 tons and 402,501
their immediate supervisor who shall determine the existence of to the atmosphere, is converted to dry ice. Waste water or sludge Protection Advocates, in activities that improve and protect the tons of hazardous and non-hazardous waste, respectively. We
reasonable ground to escalate the matter. Directors and Officers is also converted to fertilizer as part of our effort for zero effluent water quality of receiving water bodies. Ongoing initiatives include also disposed of 633 pieces of lead acid batteries through our
shall then report any known or suspected cases of corruption to the discharge. the Adopt-a-River program where we adopted Cabuyao River in accredited third-party service providers. Due to the strict and
Chairman of the Corporate Governance Committee. Alternatively, Cabuyao, Laguna and the Adopt-an-Estero program where we efficient implementation of our solid waste management plan, as
employees and officers may also use the Whistle-Blower Policy, In a world with rapidly changing climate conditions, our businesses adopted Cabungan-an Creek in Murcia, Negros Occidental. well as a Group-wide campaign to reduce waste, no violations or
which allows one to report any instances of suspected or known are faced with new threats and opportunities that shape the non-compliance incidents have been reported.
unethical behavior or corruption anonymously.
2
Using 2018 as base year 5
Energy Use Ratio (EUR) - Average total amount of electricity and fuel consumed on-site
3
ibid. from all sources converted to mega joules (MJ) for every liter of product produced.
4
ibid.
ucio ‘Bong’ Tan, Jr. was a young visionary whose eyes Under his leadership, TDI strengthened into an iconic
L were set on building a strong future for LT Group, Inc.
and his country, the Philippines.
Filipino brand. It became the world’s number one rum for
2018 and 2019, beating Puerto Rican brand Bacardi,
according to Drinks International.
He followed his destiny as the dutiful son and namesake
of taipan Dr. Lucio C. Tan. Together, they shared the vision
TDI also started various green initiatives like the bioethanol
of building a world-class conglomerate at the forefront of
facility of Absolut Distillers, Inc. The Company was among
the country’s economic growth.
the first distilleries in the Philippines to heed government’s
But Bong was also very much his own man, boldly call for bioethanol production, in an effort to provide a
pursuing new initiatives and injecting fresh ideas for the sustainable and clean source of energy for the transport
advancement of LT Group and society at large. In pursuing sector.
this vision, Bong was armed with the rare combination of
In Eton, Bong spearheaded the development of the
an educational training as an engineer, an unparalleled
Company’s various product offerings – from homes to
passion as a sportsman and a strong advocacy for the
commercial spaces – always keeping in mind the clients’
environment.
evolving needs. With him at the helm, Eton was able to
Born in Manila in 1966, Bong was into different sports strike an optimal balance between sales and recurring
and mind games while growing up. He went to Saint Jude revenue.
Catholic School in Manila for his grade school education
Though regarded as a prince in Philippine business, Bong
during which he became part of the Philippine Swimming
always exuded an unassuming, youthful and down-to-earth
Team.
demeanor. He never lost sight of Chairman Tan’s vision of
After grade school, he went to Dunman High School building a world-class conglomerate that contributed to the
in Singapore where he developed a keen interest in country’s economic growth.
basketball. He later took Chinese Language and Ancient
His charismatic leadership style and sportsmanship greatly
Chinese History courses at Beijing University, believing
endeared him to the employees of the Lucio Tan Group,
that one can only be ready for the future by learning
their clients and other stakeholders.
lessons of the past.
Believing in the power of sports in inspiring individuals to
Young Taipan, Kong University of Science and Technology. Afterwards, always strive for a harmonious work environment that made
he returned to the Philippines to help his father manage them better equipped to handle challenges of the future.
his many businesses.
Without doubt, Bong left member firms of the Lucio Tan
Group in a better place than when he first found them,
Sports Enthusiast,
His first job at Fortune Tobacco Corporation was as
a tobacco checker. He studied different grades of enabling these companies to contribute better to nation-
tobacco leaves before they could be processed into building.
cigarettes. Years later, he became President of Tanduay
Indeed, like his favorite Marvel superhero Iron Man,
Michael G. Tan Juanita T. Tan Lee Johnip G. Cua Mary G. Ng Wilfrido E. Sanchez
President and Chief Operating Officer Director and Treasurer Independent Director Independent Director Independent Director
Peter Y. Ong Jose Gabriel D. Olives Nestor C. Mendones Atty. Ma. Cecilia L. Pesayco
Advisor Chief Financial Officer Deputy Chief Financial Officer Corporate Secretary
Legal Counsel
Atty. Erwin C. Go
Office of the Legal Counsel
Lucio Tan Group of Companies
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