City Supermarket, Inc.

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CSI Malls (City Supermarket, Incorporated.)
Type Private
IndustryRetail, Wholesale
HeadquartersLucao, Dagupan, Philippines
Number of locations
3 shopping malls
18 retails
Area served
 Pangasinan
La Union
Ilocos Sur
Zambales
Key people
Hon. Belen Fernandez (Chairman, President and CEO)
Josephine Fernandez-Seen
(Vice President for Operations)
Subsidiaries
  • CSI Supermarket, Inc.
  • CSI Department Store, Inc.
  • CSI Best Home Furniture, Inc.
  • CSI Houseware and Appliance Store, Inc.
  • USATV, Inc. (Subsidiary of CSI Warehouse Club, Inc.)
Website csimalls.com
csistore.ph

CSI Malls (City Supermarket, Inc.) is a retailer under the CSI Group of Companies based in Dagupan, Pangasinan, Philippines. It is the largest retailer in Northern Luzon. [1] [2]

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From Pangasinan, La Union, Ilocos Sur, and Zambales, CSI has been operating for the past decade and provides the best service and value for money to its customers. Adding support to its operations is the largest cable network operator in the region: USATV beaming to thousands of households and providing local news and public announcements as well as coverage of activities in and around Pangasinan. CSI is a major contributor to the economic growth of Region 1. [3]

CSI is known to be founded in 1986 and has 3 shopping malls and 18 retails. [4] [5]

Stadia

Stadia Logo Stadia.jpg
Stadia Logo

CSI Stadia is the largest purpose-built facility in Northern Luzon. An ideal venue for special events like wedding receptions, baptisms, rallies, conferences, trade shows and concerts. In Lucao District, Dagupan, Pangasinan, it is close to towns and other provinces in Northern and Central Luzon.

It is one of the most modern conference and sports center in Ilocos Region. Benedict Loy, national president of the Philippine Institute of Architects (PIA), described the structure as "the largest, most beautiful and most sophisticated convention center in Northern Luzon". [1]

Sari-Sari Store Fair

Sari-Sari Store Fair is a yearly activity held at the CSI Stadia in Dagupan, with at least 50 suppliers participating to market their products at discount prices.

DOLE and the Department of Trade and Industry have been partnering with CSI for the annual fair, which started in 2007.

Other activities during the event include free seminars and training on entrepreneurship, cooking demonstrations, and activities for children. [6]

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