Economic Performance

Solaire continued to implement effective financial risks and resources management while adhering to regulations to sustain its positive impact on stakeholders. In 2022, the company facilitated equitable economic value distribution in line with business objectives, organizational plans, and corporate values.

Solaire registered a consolidated net revenue of ₱53.1 billion, representing a 82% increase against the previous year’s revenue of P29.2 billion. Our economic achievement supports local and national economies as we contributed ₱10.8 billion to the government in the form of taxes. We also spent ₱509 million to support the development of various communities in the country. Our business activities have also provided gainful employment, boosted the growth of local businesses, and helped the country’s tourism regain its foothold after prolonged pandemic closures.

Community Relations

We at Solaire believe that our relationships with communities are critical to a sustainable future. As such, the growth and success of our business must have a positive impact on society. As one of the premiere destinations in Entertainment City, we remain committed to positively influencing and cultivating good relations with the local communities we impact.

From carrying out community development efforts to extending support to developmental institutions, Solaire endeavors to make a long-term positive impact on society through various strategic CSR initiatives.

Bloomberry Cultural Foundation, Inc. (BCFI)

Bloomberry manages strategic social development interventions through BCFI, adhering to PAGCOR’s charter to allocate 2% of BRHI’s GGR from non-junket tables into strategic developmental and national socio-civic programs approved by PAGCOR.

In addition, our projects are part of various government programs in health, environment, educational and cultural heritage. BCFI’s projects promote the restoration of cultural heritage, preserve and enhance Philippine art and culture, strengthen community development and livelihood,and foster the advancement of education. These programs include livelihood projects in urban and rural communities, the establishment and maintenance of museums, support for local artists and artisans, scholarships, and educator training.

Solaire Cares

Solaire Cares is an avenue for team members to volunteer and come together to share their knowledge, experience, and time to participate in outreach programs initiated by team members or BCFI’s programs in strategic areas. With teamwork as a core value at Bloomberry, the volunteers form a united front to support the group’s corporate social responsibility programs.

Through this program, team members keep the spirit of volunteerism alive at Solaire. Together, we help rebuild communities, contribute to the environment, assist in youth value formation, inspire life and hope for the elderly, and support developmental institutions that work for the welfare of local communities.

OFW Hospital >

The country’s first hospital exclusively for overseas Filipino workers and their dependents is now in operation. Located in
San Fernando City, Pampanga,
the Overseas Filipino Workers Hospital and Diagnostic Center has provided hundreds of OFWs free medical services since it opened in May 2022. BCFI contributed P500 million as a start-up fund for designing and building the OFW Hospital located on a two-hectare property donated by the Pampanga provincial government.

COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing >

Continuing our support for
the Philippine government’s
efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Solaire worked with
the Department of Health and
the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases to vaccinate as many Filipinos as possible through the Solaire-ICTSI Vaccination Centers (SIVCs).

< Family Care Centers for Aeta Community

One of the groups supported by BCFI is the Aeta community in Pampanga. To help enhance the overall well-being of Aeta families in the Sacobia mountains, BCFI constructed five units of 500 sqm Family Care Centers in Aeta villages surrounding the Clark Freeport Area. The Family Care Center is a one-stop center that provides Aeta families access to social services, such as daycare education, health services, livelihood seminars, and capacity- building programs for community leaders. The Family Care Center is also a venue where Aeta families receive support in maintaining their cultural heritage.

< Typhoon Odette Relief Operations

Solaire continued to support the recovery of communities affected by Typhoon Odette, which struck the country in 2021. Through BCFI, Solaire organized the Typhoon Odette Relief Efforts in six typhoon- affected areas of Visayas and Mindanao. BCFI partnered with International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) and ICTSI Foundation for staffing support in preparing 30,000 relief packs. The foundation also coordinated with local shipping lines and barge owners to avail of free freight service that delivered the relief goods to the affected communities.