SM City Batangas Philippines
About
Address: Pastor Village Pallocan Kanluran Batangas City Philippines
Telephone Numbers: Mall Operations - (02) 885 6401 / (043) 724 8901 / (043) 722 2442 , HR - (02) 885 6402 / (043) 724 8902, Foodcourt, Leasing & Marketing: (02) 885 6403 / (043) 724 8903, Cinema: (043) 783 0633, Accounting & Treasury: (02) 885 6404 / (043) 724 8904
Fax Number: (02) 885 6406 / (043) 724 8906
Email: [email protected]
Mall Hours 10:00am to 9:00pm
Mall Description
SM City Batangas, the 19th SM Supermall, opened in November 12, 2004. It is located on a 8.53 hectare property in Barangay Pallocan West, Batangas City. The two level 75,000 square meter Mall serves customers in the bustling Industrial Port City of Batangas, as well as those from nearby municipalities and nearby Southern Tagalog provinces. SM Batangas’ vantage point: it is situated in the CALABARZON area, classified as the Regional Growth Center of Luzon.
The Mall’s potential for growth is promising as the City of Batangas gears up activities on trade, finance, education and medical services for most part of the province . As a center for trade and commerce, it hosts one of the largest oil refineries in the country, Pilipinas Shell, and three natural gas power plants namely Keilco, First Gas and Malampaya On-Shore Gas Plant. Other major industries include: San Miguel Food Corporation, JG Summit Petrochemical Corp., Universal Robina Corp., Himmel Industries Inc., Chemphil Bulk Terminal, San Lorenzo Power Plant and First Philippine Industrial Corp. It is the center for education, with three of the largest universities in the province and recently, more International Schools have chosen the City as their campus sites.
The City draws thousands of transient and migratory workers, with 46 banking and other financial institutions, 4 hospitals and 3 hotels and various government agencies. With the opening of the Most Holy Trinity Parish Church in November 2007 and the religious pilgrims visiting and attending Catholic priest Fr. Suarez’ healing masses at the Monte Maria Shrine, the City is fast becoming a religious destination of many Filipinos as well.
Source: http://smsupermalls.com/smsupermalls/index.php?p=651&mall=5
