MANILA, Philippines — Supermarket operator AllDay and home improvement retailer AllHome, both part of the business empire led by former Senate President Manuel “Manny” Villar, have scaled back their nationwide footprint this year in a bid to boost profitability and streamline operational costs.
According to a disclosure submitted to stock market regulators, AllDay’s retail network shrank to 13 locations as of September 29, down from the 26 branches it maintained at the close of 2025.
Similarly, AllHome trimmed its branch count down to 34 stores, compared to the 47 operating outlets recorded at the end of last year.
Management for both publicly listed entities stated that the shuttering of branches forms part of a broader push to bolster long-term financial health while establishing leaner, more cost-efficient business models.
”Store operations have been realigned based on sales…customer traffic, and operational requirements, allowing the company to right-size manpower and reduce excess costs while maintaining service quality and operational effectiveness,” the companies said.
Moving forward, AllDay noted that it is evaluating smaller mini-mart store concepts aimed at boosting efficiency while continuing to meet the demands of its core customer base.
Concurrently, AllHome revealed that it is considering changes to store scale and layout to optimize performance at the store level.
These store closures follow broader consolidation efforts within the Villar Group, including property developer Vista Land & Lifescapes’ ongoing review of its commercial portfolio.
Just last month, Vista Land acknowledged that it was evaluating the sale of two non-core shopping malls valued at up to ₱15 billion to prepare for upcoming debt obligations next year.