Motorists coming from the north and south can now access Sta. Mesa and the City of Manila directly, starting April 22, as San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has formally opened the Nagtahan northbound and southbound exit ramps of the Skyway Stage 3. SMC president Ramon S. Ang said that motorists can expect to significantly lessen their
San Miguel Corporation (SMC), which financed and built the much-awaited Skyway 3 project, the county’s longest elevated expressway, is soft-opening this vital link between southern and northern Luzon today, December 29, and making it free to motorists for one month, according to its president and chief operating officer, Ramon S. Ang. “We are glad to
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) will be using recycled plastics to build bike lanes in partner cities and provinces. This is part of its plan to expand the use of environment-friendly material in its road projects. Almost a year ago, they built and tested the country's first asphalt road made with post-consumer plastic waste. The number
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) donated fuel to support the government's Libreng Sakay program for frontline and health workers amid the pandemic COVID-19. SMC Infrastructure, together with Petron Corporation, has given P3.9 million worth of fuel to be used by the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and the Department of Transportation (DOTr) in mobilizing shuttle services
