Primark Town Center

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Philippine Primark Properties
Primark Town Center
FormerlyLKY Prime Builders
Company type Private
Industry Retail
Founded1996;28 years ago (1996)
Headquarters,
Number of locations
47 [1]
Area served
Philippines
Key people
Wilbert T. Lee (President and CEO)
Parent LKY Group [2]
Website primark.com.ph

Primark Town Center is a Philippine community mall chain. It forms part of the LKY Group, one of the Philippines' largest land developers. [3] The management is handled by Philippine Primark Properties, Inc., and headed by Wilbert T. Lee as the company's president and CEO. [4]

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Etymology

Primark is a combination of words "Primary" and "Market". The name is in line to the company's vision by providing prime retail facilities and in providing the basic and primary needs of the community. [5]

History

Primark Town Center Cabiao with Primark's old logo in 2015 JfSan Juan North (Poblacion), Cabiao,1331 Nueva Ecijafvf 32.JPG
Primark Town Center Cabiao with Primark's old logo in 2015

The company was established since 1996 as LKY Prime Builders Inc, a company under LKY Group that offers construction services and real-estate development. [6] Eleven years later, they engaged in mall business with an investment of 1.2 billion as their initial public offering (IPO). [7] [8] The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) gave them a go signal and proceed with their mall expansion to 12 community malls in the county at their first year. [4] [7] Their mall expansion started with their first mall opened in Cabiao, Nueva Ecija on November 28, 2014, followed by Echague, Isabela in April 2015. It then grew with three branches in Sorsogon City in which one of those was bought from the defunct Sorsogon Shopping Center, to the cities of Cauayan and Tuguegarao in Cagayan provinces, Binmaley, Pangasinan, Antipolo and Teresa in Rizal and Muñoz, Nueva Ecija. [9] Primark's major tenants to these branches were SM Savemore Market, Ace Hardware, BDO and Chinabank and McDonald's, and they plan to have them on their future malls.

About ₱867 million or

In early 2016, Primark announced their first malls in Visayas and Mindanao. Tacloban is the site of the first Primark branch in Visayas, while Tacurong is the site of the first Primark branch in Mindanao, following their purchase to the Tacurong's MS Store. [10] [11]

Currently, the operations and management Primark Town Centers are handled by the Philippine Primark Properties Inc., with LKY Group as their parent company.

Branches

Primark Town Center Aringay 5721MacArthur Highway Aringay, La Union 60.jpg
Primark Town Center Aringay
Primark Town Center Gapan 8142Primark Town Center Gapan City.jpg
Primark Town Center Gapan
Primark Town Center Macabebe 7359Effects floods of Tropical Storm Goni in Macabebe 07.jpg
Primark Town Center Macabebe
Primark Town Center Plaridel 283Primark Town Center Construction 15.jpg
Primark Town Center Plaridel
Primark Town Center Quezon-Araneta 467Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3 Project Section 15.jpg
Primark Town Center Quezon-Araneta
Primark Town Center Rosario 1942Rosario Roads Cavite Landmarks Barangays 17.jpg
Primark Town Center Rosario
Primark Town Center Taytay 578Cainta Taytay, Rizal Roads Landmarks 19.jpg
Primark Town Center Taytay
Primark Town Center Teresa 2881Barangays of Teresa, Rizal 18.jpg
Primark Town Center Teresa
Primark Town Center Tuguegarao Primark Town Center, Tuguegarao City, Mar 2024.jpg
Primark Town Center Tuguegarao

Existing Branches

NameLocationOpening DateGFA (m2)Remarks
Primark Town Center Echague Echague, Isabela April 20153,831.19The First Primark Town Center in the Philippines. [12]
Primark Town Center Sorsogon 1Sulucan, Sorsogon City April 201511,159The First Primark Town Center in Sorsogon. It was the former Sorsogon Shopping Center.
Primark Town Center Sorsogon 2Sampaloc, Sorsogon City May 2015Second Primark Town Center in Sorsogon City
Primark Town Center Cauayan Cauayan, Isabela June 20158,536The former public market of the city, Primark had upgraded the said market and redeveloped the area.
Primark Town Center Sorsogon 3Talisay, Sorsogon City July 9, 20153,000Third Primark Town Center in Sorsogon City [12]
Primark Town Center Tuguegarao Tuguegarao, Cagayan May 27, 20168,651The former Paseo Reale Mall [13]
Primark Town Center Teresa Teresa, Rizal 2,883First primark town center in Rizal.
Primark Town Center Bambang Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya 3,300
Primark Town Center Silang Silang, Cavite 9,000
Primark Town Center Cabiao Cabiao, Nueva Ecija November 28, 20144,401The first primark town center in Nueva Ecija.

The first primark town center mall opened in the Philippines.

Primark Town Center Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, Laguna 6,907
Primark Town Center Quezon-AranetaSanto Domingo, Quezon City 2,786
Primark Town Center Guagua Guagua, Pampanga 4,013
Primark Town Center Aringay Aringay, La Union March 30, 2017
Primark Town Center Gerona Gerona, Tarlac September 8, 2017
Primark Town Center BrixtonBrixton, Camarin, Caloocan TBA
Primark Town Center DeparoDeparo, Caloocan TBA
Primark Town Center AthertonAtherton, Fairview, Quezon City TBA
Primark Town Center Bauan Bauan, Batangas
Primark Town Center Gapan Gapan, Nueva Ecija June 8, 2017former Gapan City Mall
Primark Town Center Deparo-Gilmar Caloocan September 21, 2017
Primark Town Center San Jose Del Monte San Jose del Monte, Bulacan October 2017First Primark mall in Bulacan
Primark Town Center Guimba Guimba, Nueva Ecija October 27, 2017
Primark Town Center Macabebe Macabebe, Pampanga October 30, 2017
Primark Town Center Plaridel Plaridel, Bulacan October 30, 2017Second Primark mall in Bulacan
Primark Town Center Double L Rodriguez, Rizal November 2017
Primark Town Center CamarinZapote, Camarin, Caloocan December 2017
Primark Town Center Mexico Mexico, Pampanga 2017
Primark Town Center Cainta Cainta, Rizal January 18, 2018
Primark Tower Mall Trece Martires, Cavite
Primark Town Center Cordon Cordon, Isabela February 8, 2018
Primark Town Center Aurora, Isabela Aurora, Isabela February 8, 2018
Primark Town Center Tacurong Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat April 2018First Primark Town Center in Mindanao. The former MS Store.
Primark Town Center TagaytayTagaytay-Nasugbu Highway Brgy. Maharlika East, Tagaytay, Cavite September 20, 2018First Primark Town Center branch to carry SM Hypermarket. Second in Cavite area.
Primark Town Center RosarioGen. Trias Drive Poblacion, Rosario, Cavite October 2, 2018A Public-Private Partnership of the Municipality of Rosario with Philippine Primark Properties Inc.
Primark Town Center Caibaan Tacloban March 14, 2019First Primark Town Center in the Visayas
Tower Mall Trece Martires, Cavite A Public-Private Partnership of the City Government of Trece Martires & Philippine Primark Properties Inc.
Primark Town Center Noveleta Noveleta, Cavite April 24, 2019
Primark Town Center Tayabas Tayabas, Quezon May 14, 2019
Primark Town Center Mactan, Cebu Mactan, Cebu
Primark Town Center Kasiglahan Rodriguez, Rizal TBA
Town Center Sogod Sogod, Southern Leyte December 21, 2020
Town Center Pontevedra Pontevedra, Capiz December 24, 2020
Puregold Tuao (Town Center Tuao) Tuao, Cagayan February 27, 2021
Town Center Solana Solana, Cagayan February 27, 2021
Puregold Lal-lo (Town Center Lal-lo) Lal-lo, Cagayan March 3, 2021
Town Center Aparri Aparri, Cagayan March 18, 2021
Town Center Catanauan Catanauan, Quezon December 22, 2021

Future Branches

NameLocation and descriptionOpening DateGFA (m2)Remarks
Primark Town Center San Mateo San Mateo, Isabela TBA
Puregold Sorsogon (Town Center Sorsogon) Sorsogon City TBA
Public Market Catbalogan Catbalogan, Samar TBA30,000Former Catbalogan Public Market
Public Market Talisay Talisay, Batangas TBA30,000Former Talisay Public Market
Primark Town Center Binmaley Binmaley, Pangasinan 3,541
Primark Town Center - V & G Subd., Tacloban Tacloban
Primark Town Center PaliparanPaliparan, Dasmariñas, Cavite 10,371
Primark Town Center Antipolo Antipolo 3,129
Primark Town Center Muñoz Muñoz, Nueva Ecija 5,423
Primark Town Center SantiagoBatal, Santiago, Isabela TBAUnder Construction
Primark Town Center Bayombong Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Surigao City 2026Soon to rise
Primark Town Center Hagonoy, Bulacan TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Moncada, Tarlac TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Infanta, Quezon TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Pililla, Rizal TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Candaba, Pampanga TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Santa Cruz, Zambales TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Lubao, Pampanga TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Atimonan, Quezon TBASoon to rise
Primark Town Center Calauag, Quezon TBASoon to rise

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