Articles about Ramon Ang

Show me the money

The Petron Corporation has reported a consolidated net income of P7.7 billion in the first half of 2022. That figure is about two times what the oil company made over the course of the same period in 2021.OTHER STORIES YOU

He remains confident it will push through

The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) Aerocity project ran into a hitch recently, after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vetoed the bill establishing the special economic zone in Bulacan. SMC boss Ramon S. Ang remains confident, though, that the vision will push through.In

The company addresses a few other issues

The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has decided it's time to address the recent backlash surrounding the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) project.In an official statement, the company said it believes the negative reaction it's received since last week's PAREX

Were you worried about this?

Yesterday, the San Miguel Corporation's (SMC) Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) project received the green light from the government. The move was met with both excitement and worry, with some mobility advocates and netizens expressing concern that PAREX would be harmful to

This is what company is currently doing at its cement plant in Bulacan

After successfully turning recycled plastic into asphalt roads at its test site in Cavite, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is now looking to build bike lanes across the country using this technology. But 'plastic roads' aren't the only things Ramon S. Ang

“So, nakabuti ba tayo?”

Infrastructure isn't just about cars. It isn't just about solving traffic and loosening Metro Manila's clogged roadways. If you ask San Miguel Corporation (SMC) boss Ramon S. Ang, the bigger picture in the country's ongoing infrastructure push is

‘He is a visionary with a lot of great ideas’

Is the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) an exciting proposition? Yes, of course-for those of us who use cars and plan to utilize the San Miguel Corporation's (SMC) planned bus rapid transit system (BRT). For everyone else? Not as much.The

2020 was a busy year for San Miguel

Person of the Year. It's the first time Top Gear Philippines is handing one of these babies out as part of its annual awards event, and, as such, a lot of thought went into choosing the winner. We'd be lying,

Take note

Skyway Stage 3 has been partially open since late last month, but the official opening on January 14 is right around the corner. In preparation for the event, management has announced some temporary closures to add some finishing touches to the elevated

At long last

Skyway Stage 3 has been one of the hallmark projects of our country's current infrastructure push. Expected to drastically cut travel time from the north to south once completed, the new stretch of elevated expressway is being pegged by proponents as

42 have been opened in the past two weeks

The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is cranking up RFID operations leading up to 2021. Just over the past two weeks, the company has opened 42 new installation stations in addition to the 53 it had as of November 2020.The current total

Ramon Ang addresses your concerns

Despite continuous dissemination of information from the Department of Transportation (DOTr) and tollway operators, there still seems to plenty of question marks surrounding the shift to cashless tollway transactions.Surprised by the confusion? We aren't. Remember, this is a massive change

Heads up!

The Department of Transportation's (DOTr) December 1 deadline for RFID compliance is fast approaching. Sure, the agency has reportedly said no fines will be handed out this Christmas season,, but wouldn't you rather get it over and done with sooner

Right on

Ramon Ang, a genuine car guy and the man responsible for a good chunk of the country's infrastructure boom, has a message for his fellow motorists: Learn to share the road.The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) head is calling for car

It was originally scheduled to finish in July 2020

Let's start with the good news: The Skyway northbound extension project is finally nearing completion, after the San Miguel Corporation (SMC) announced it would be done by December 2020. It was originally scheduled to finish in July but, well, COVID-19

Not all heroes wear capes

Remember when the San Miguel Corporation (SMC) revived the 'Nutribun' at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic? Well, the company is now giving the bread free of charge to Metro Manila's urban poor, distributing it at 30 Petron gas stations

“If I need to, I drive around the village”

In case you haven't been paying attention to the news, Ramon Ang has been a pretty busy dude over the past few months. But in between keeping the country's roads in check, modernizing our expressways, and helping out during the

Ready to make the shift?

Still reluctant to plaster an RFID onto your car? It looks like you might not have a choice in a few of months. San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has announced that all the tollways it operates will shift to cashless payments by January

It is also planning to sell fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers

At the start of April, the San Miguel Corporation (SMC) rolled out its Manukang Bayan mobile stores across Metro Manila to help address food accessibility issues that arose during this COVID-19 crisis. Now, the company has expanded this program further by

Can you guess what it is?

The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has been making its presence felt all over the country throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. So far, the company has put in hundreds of millions of pesos into fighting the coronavirus-and this isn'