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CITYMALL Commercial Centers Inc. (CityMall) and ABS-CBN Corporation (ABS-CBN) signed a Partnership Agreement for the roll out of cinemas in various provincial areas.
In the second quarter of 2017, 10 cinemas are scheduled to open in CityMalls in Tagum City (Davao), Victorias City (Negros), Anabu (Imus, Cavite), Cotabato City, Bulua (Cagayan de Oro City), Koronodal City, Consolacion (Cebu), Mandalagan (Bacolod City), Sta. Rosa (Nueva Ecija), and Dumaguete City.
Each cinema will have a seating capacity of 100 to 120 seats.
The subsidiary of ABS-CBN, Star Cinema, is the country’s largest motion picture company and has produced the highest-grossing Filipino films of all time. In addition to being able to see Filipino blockbusters on release date, moviegoers can also expect to see international box office films and enjoy cutting-edge digital facilities at CityMall Cinemas.
CityMall intends to fill up the gap in the provincial cinema space since majority of the over 140 cities in the Philippines do not have cinemas today.
“Today, marks the completion of the three strong corner points which will solidify the future dominance of CityMall all over the country. We will now have the best modern retail brands, the strongest fastfood brands, and leading entertainment all in one roof,” said Edgar “Injap” Sia II, DoubleDragon Properties Corp. chairman.
“CityMall’s strategic partnerships with the SM Group, the country’s largest retailer, the Jollibee Group, the country’s largest fastfood chain and now, the ABS-CBN Group, the country’s largest media and entertainment company, is a dream combination,” said Hannah Yulo, DoubleDragon Properties Corp. chief investment officer.
CityMall also aims to roll out cinemas in all of its other CityMall sites across the country. The first 50 CityMall sites are located in Arnaldo (Roxas City), Consolacion (Cebu), Anabu (Imus, Cavite), Tetuan (Zamboanga), Tagbak (Jaro, Iloilo City), Kalibo (Aklan), Parola (Iloilo City), Tiaong (Quezon), Cotabato City, Mandalagan (Bacolod City), Boracay, Kabankalan City, Victorias City, San Carlos City (Negros), Tagum City (Davao), Dau (Pampanga), Tarlac City, SCTEX Concepcion, Goldenfields (Bacolod), Dumaguete City, Bulua (Cagayan de Oro City), Danao City, Koronadal City, Passi City, Dipolog City, Mayombo (Dagupan City), Iponan (Cagayan), Sta. Rosa (Nueva Ecija), Pavia (Iloilo), Ozamiz City, Calamba (Laguna), Roxas Ave. (Capiz), Calapan City (Mindoro), Bacalso (Cebu City), Surigao City, Sorsogon City, Tuguegarao City, Antique, Palo (Leyte), Ormoc City, Guiwan (Zamboanga City), Tagbilaran City, Isulan (Sultan Kudarat), Aparri, Pagadian City, Gen. Trias (Cavite), San Carlos City (Pangasinan), Cadiz City (Negros), Baler (Aurora), and Northtown (Davao City).
CityMall is 66-percent owned by leading property developer, DoubleDragon Properties Corp. (DD), and 34 percent owned by the leading conglomerate, SM Investments Corp. (SMIC)./PN
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