On March 21, 2025, the family of the late Henry Sy Sr. and executives of his holding company, SM Investments Corp. (SMIC), marked the 20th year of public ownership, at the Philippine Stock Exchange.

THE SM Foundation's Kabalikat sa Kabuhayan (KSK) Farming Program was established in line with SM Group founder Henry Sy Sr.'s mission to help Filipino farmers become more self-sufficient and ...

The six Sy siblings, meanwhile, own the SM Group of Companies they inherited from their late father, Henry Sy. These companies include SM Prime, SM Investments, Banco de Oro (BDO), Chinabank ...

Farming Program was established in line with SM Group founder Henry Sy Sr.'s mission to help Filipino farmers become more self-sufficient and productive while contributing to local food security.

Following on their heels are the Sy siblings— Henry Sy Jr. ($2.3-billion) who is co-vice chairman of SM Investments, a conglomerate founded by his late father, Henry Sy Sr., Hans Sy ($2.2-billion), ...

The Sy family, heirs to the late Henry Sy Sr., continues to hold significant wealth through SM Investments and SM Prime, but their net worth has declined since 2023, according to Forbes.

All six children of the late SM group founder Henry Sy Sr. landed on the list individually: Henry Jr. ($2.3 billion); Hans ($2.2 billion), Herbert ($2.1 billion), Harley ($1.9 billion), Teresita ...

In the family’s new home in Manila, the blond and blue-eyed young Sansó learned to speak Tagalog fluently, forming many lasting friendships with boys his age, including SM founder Henry Sy.

The SM Foundation’s Kabalikat sa Kabuhayan (KSK) Farming Program was established in line with SM Group founder Henry Sy, Sr.’s mission to help Filipino farmers become more self-sufficient and ...

SM, through the Henry Sy Foundation and SM Foundation, completes the restoration of West Visayas State University’s (WVSU) Quezon Hall in Iloilo City. SM has been complementing its business expansion ...