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Robisons land corp

Why invest?
RLC is doing a great job operating and expanding its real estate business. If you are investing in
RCR, you have an advantage because the properties are managed by a real estate firm with
expertise on how to grow its niche. Plus, RCR is the largest REIT listing in the Philippines so far
while we write this post. It is so huge that its target market cap could weigh as the gauge to track
or measure the overall performance of REITs in the Philippines.
Dividends
RLC has a tempting Dividend Yield. Analysts forecast the dividend yield of RCR approximately
above 5%, which is attractive and higher than the yield of corporate and government bonds. A
conservative forecast of 2-3% is also good enough in times of market volatility or global
economic factors. RCR dividend yield could encourage more investors, and that is beneficial to
the value of REIT in the stock market.
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MANG INASAL
Why invest?
Highly engaged, business-oriented, success-driven entrepreneurs with strong desire to venture
and invest in a long-term business partnership with Mang Inasal. With no pending criminal case
and with high compliance to government, business, labor and industries regulations and
requirements. And Mang Inasal now boasts of over 500 stores in the Philippines, 90% of which
are franchised. The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and Philippine Franchise
Association (PFA) recognized Mang Inasal as a Hall of Fame Awardee as Outstanding Filipiino
Franchising in the Food and Large-Scale Category.

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Jollibee Food Corporation (JFC) buys out remaining 30 percent equity shares of Mang Inasal
Philippines (MIPI) for P2 billion. This move is in line with the terms sited under the
Shareholders’ Agreement on 22 November 2010, when JFC acquired the initial 70 percent stake
of the MIPI. With this acquisition, JFC now owns 100% of Mang Inasal Philippines.

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SAN MIGUEL CORP
Why invest?
San Miguel Corp. (SMC), one of the country’s largest and most diversified and profitable
conglomerates, not even the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic should get in the way. San
Miguel Corporation, which by the way is the largest corporation in the Philippines (in terms of
revenue. See more details about the group below), acquired Petron Corporation. This meant the
transfer of all the Petron assets under the management of San Miguel, including changes in
names of brands. So, Petron Treats was transformed into San Mig Food Shop at first, and later on
was changed again to San Mig Food Avenue, which has evolved into a very lucrative Franchise
opportunity for many investors.

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