Gaisano Capital

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Gaisano Capital
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Product type Shopping mall chain
OwnerGaisano Capital Group
CountryPhilippines
Introduced1977;47 years ago (1977)
Related brands Gaisano Grand Malls
Gaisano Malls
MarketsVisayas and Mindanao (primary)
TaglineBuy more, Spend less
Website www.gaisanocapital.com

Gaisano Capital is a chain of malls and supermarkets owned by Edmund S. Gaisano Sr., the second son of Henry S. Gaisano Sr. In the 1970s, he had his own construction business independent of his relatives. One of his projects was to construct a building (which was to be named the Henry Gaisano Building after his father, one of Doña Modesta's sons) located along Leon Kilat and Colon streets in Cebu City which was to be leased as a supermarket by his relatives. When the supermarket venture failed, Edmund Gaisano Sr. decided to open his own supermarket. This supermarket became the first Gaisano Capital supermarket and is presently known as Gaisano Capital South. [1]

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As of the last quarter of 2015, Gaisano Capital has 31 stores, with the recent shopping mall opened December 2011 located in Surigao City. [2] Others were in San Francisco, Agusan del Sur (also opened in November 2014), Tandag, Bislig and recently Balingasag (opened May 2019).

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References

  1. "Brief History". Gaisano Capital. Retrieved 9 April 2016.
  2. Almeda, Vanessa (21 December 2011). "Gaisano opens 17th mall amid Sendong wrath". MindaNews. Retrieved 9 April 2016.