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April 29, 2021 | 12:06 am
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SM Investments Corp. (SMIC) on Wednesday said it would maintain âcautious optimismâ while focusing on safety and innovation as the company moves forward in 2021.
âWe maintain cautious optimism as we navigate the many uncertainties, but where we can move with flexibility and [with] less restrictions, we will proceed with expansions in the pipeline,â SMIC President and Chief Executive Officer Frederic C. DyBuncio said during the companyâs virtual stockholdersâ meeting on Wednesday.
The company said it would remain open to working with small businesses in âhigh growth potential sectorsâ and is continuing to look at potential candidates.
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SM Investments Corporation (SMIC) has joined a business group of dedicated global sustainability champions through the 50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders campaign with a focus on responding to climate change.
This makes SMIC the only Filipino company to join the campaign among countries like the USA, Germany, Italy, United Kingdom, Kenya, Switzerland and the Netherlands.
The 50 Sustainability & Climate Leaders platform serves as a response from international businesses to demonstrate their desire, leadership and commitment to take effective action in the fight against climate change.
The 50 Climate Leaders series led by the TBD Media Group is a multi-media campaign that will showcase effective leadership in: energy transition; climate finance and carbon pricing; industry transition; nature-based solutions; cities and local action; and resilience.