enabling sustainability - Aboitiz Power
enabling sustainability - Aboitiz Power
enabling sustainability - Aboitiz Power
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Business at a Glance<br />
Our businesses turned in strong<br />
operating results. We continue to be<br />
guided by our investing discipline<br />
and strict adherence to our agreed<br />
cost of capital.<br />
In 2010, <strong>Aboitiz</strong> Equity Ventures (AEV) marked substantial<br />
growth. AEV’s net income grew by 163% to P 21.9 billion,<br />
with the power, banking and food companies as robust<br />
contributors.<br />
In 2010, AEV recorded a bellweather year in terms of<br />
profitability, with three out of four business units registering<br />
income contribution growth, <strong>Aboitiz</strong><strong>Power</strong> bolstered the<br />
2010 bottomline with its 87% contribution, followed by<br />
UnionBank and City Savings Bank with 12 %, and Pilmico<br />
Corporation with 7 %.<br />
AEV President and CEO Erramon I. <strong>Aboitiz</strong> said, “Our businesses<br />
turned in strong operating results. We continue to be guided<br />
by our investing discipline and strict adherence to our agreed<br />
cost of capital.”<br />
For a comprehensive view of the <strong>Aboitiz</strong> Group’s financial<br />
performance, read the AEV Annual Report in www.aboitiz.com<br />
ABOITIZ SUSTAINABILITY REPORT 2010<br />
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