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The founding father of Philippine retail, Henry Sy, has passed away. Sy, who has topped the Philippines Rich List for the last seven years, was chairman emeritus of SM Investments, one of the country’s largest business conglomerates. A Chinese immigrant who…
Howard Sy, the grandson of Chinese-Filipino retail magnate Henry Sy Sr, is on a mission to establish his own business empire and he is starting with self-storage. Last year, the millennial businessman launched StorageMart, a self-storage service for…
Business tycoon Henry Sy topped Forbes’ list of richest Filipinos, with a 2017 net worth of $12.7 billion. This is his 10th consecutive time to top the list. However, this is lower than his 2016 net worth of $13.7 billion. Sy is the 94th richest billionaire…
Billionaire Henry Sy, owner of the largest Philippine builder and retailer, has partnered with an online retailer backed by Germany’s Rocket Internet SE to target the rising number of consumers in the Southeast Asian nation who shop using the Internet. SM…
Retail king Henry Sy, Sr. remains the Philippines’ richest person, according to the Forbes 2016 Global Billionaires’ list. Sy, 91, has an estimated net worth of $12.9 billion – roughly P562.3 billion – as of this month, making him the world’s 71st richest…
Henry Sy, the founder of the Philippines mall giant SM has maintained his place at the top of the nation’s rich list for the eighth consecutive year. Sy’s various business interests include property, retail and banking and his net worth is estimated byForbes…
Property, retail and banking tycoon Henry Sy whose conglomerate owns the chain of SM Supermalls in his country and China has retained the title of the Philippines’ richest person for the eight consecutive year, with his net worth up $1.7 billion from last…
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