List of shopping mall retailers in the Philippines

Shopping malls play an important role in the Philippine economy. Major Philippine mall chains are located around the country, such as SM Supermalls which has over 43 shopping malls around the country. Another major mall chain is Ayala Malls, which has 14 shopping malls serving nationwide. The Philippines has also other major mall chains such as Robinsons Malls, Walter Mart malls, Gaisano malls, Ever Gotesco Malls, Isetann and many more.

Operational mall retailers

Metro Manila
Company Headquarters Branches Year founded Notes
Ayala MallsMakati271988
CityMallMakati352013
Ever Gotesco MallsManila21972
Filinvest LifemallsMuntinlupa City41997
Greenfield DevelopmentMandaluyong41961
Isetann Department StoreManila51980
Megaworld Lifestyle MallsQuezon City102009
Ortigas MallsPasig21966
Robinsons MallsQuezon City541997
SM SupermallsPasay761985
StarmallsMandaluyong41972
Unitop MallsParañaque City4
Vista MallsLas Piñas172012
Walter MartQuezon City271993

Outside Metro Manila
Company Headquarters Branches Year founded Notes
City SupermarketDagupan16?
Gaisano Malls (DSG Sons Group, Inc.)Davao City51997
Gaisano CapitalCebu City411977
Gaisano Grand MallsCebu City311979
Gaisano Main GroupCebu City5
Gaisano Unipace CorporationCagayan de Oro8
JS Gaisano MallsTagum4
KCC MallsGeneral Santos41989
Liberty Commercial Center (LCC Malls)Tabaco, Albay151981
New City Commercial Corporation (NCCC Malls)Davao City18[1]1978

Defunct mall retailers

Metro Manila
Company Headquarters Branches Year founded Year defunct Notes
COD Department Store?119252003Closed down COD Cubao due to low sales
FairmartSta Cruz Manila219782004Acquired By Metro Retail Stores Group
Plaza FairSta Cruz Manila719782004Acquired By Metro Retail Stores Group
Uniwide SalesParanaque & Las Pinas219752013Liquidated due to failure of corporate rehabilitation and the acquisition of The Landmark Corporation

References
  1. Locations of NCCC Group in the corporate website of New City Commercial Corp.

See also
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