Republic Cement

Cover Story

Aboitiz launches sustainable livelihood programs in Marawi

The Aboitiz Group launched a number of sustainable livelihood programs to help Maranaos start anew, one year after Marawi City’s liberation from the armed siege. Dubbed “Kawiyagan: Biyaya ng Pagbabago”, the program is a series of sustainable livelihood initiatives for the residents of Sagonsongan Resettlement Site, which temporarily houses thousands of displaced families. It complements the government’s efforts to help the once bustling capital of Lanao Del Sur get back on its feet.

Corporate Center

AEV’s nine-month net income up by 9% to PHP17.3 billion

On a year-to-date basis, AEVs net income for the first nine months of 2018 was PHP17.3 billion, 9% higher than the PHP15.9 billion recorded last year, while core net income stood at PHP17.7 billion, up 4% from PHP17.1 billion last year. Gains from the company’s Power, Food, and Land strategic business units contributed to the increase.

Infrastructure

Republic Cement CEO calls on building industry to go green

Key players in the cement manufacturing industry have been called to make the move to green and sustainable operations. Likewise, consumers were urged to choose cement products that are produced in an environmentally sustainable manner, to encourage further greening of the building and manufacturing innovations in the industry.

Infrastructure

Republic Cement’s Iligan Plant turns 50!

Republic Cement celebrates the golden anniversary of its Iligan Plant this year, kicking off with the “50 Ways of Giving Back” outreach program. Recognizing the valuable contributions of its people throughout the years of the plant, Republic Cement looks forward to more milestones while commemorating the successes and indomitable team spirit of its Iligan family.

Infrastructure

Republic Cement boosts capacity with new investments

True to our mission to be a partner in nation-building, Republic Cement is growing along with the country, which is ramping up its “Build, Build, Build” campaign. This new USD300-million investment will help ensure the continued supply of cement to support the country’s growing infrastructure development.

Infrastructure

Photos: Back to barracks

A call back to barracks reunited 19 of Republic Cement’s retired Batangas Plant employees. Now in their ‘80s, they gamely toured the plant and checked out the new control room where they exchanged notes with the young operators.

Sustainability

Growing the ‘great wall of mangroves’

Breaking from their norm of manufacturing cement and aggregates, team members from Republic’s Makati office and Bulacan, Norzagaray, and LCLC plants journeyed to Malolos, Bulacan to join community members, LGU, and DENR officials to fulfill the promise that the company made last Christmas to rehabilitate the mangroves that help protect the Bulacan coast.