Villar-owned AllHome and AllDay slash store counts amid profitability push
AllHome and AllDay, retail firms owned by the Villar family, reported sharp reductions in their outlet numbers as they seek to improve efficiency and profitability.
AllHome, the home-improvement retailer owned by the Villar family, confirmed that its store network had contracted to 34 outlets by September 29, 2026, representing a 26% decline from December 2025. The company said the closures are part of a store-network optimisation effort intended to enhance operational efficiency and sustain profitability. AllDay Marts, the grocery subsidiary, reported a reduction to 13 stores, a 50% decrease from the end of 2025, and linked the move to intense market competition and under-performing sites.
Both firms disclosed that AllHome recorded a net loss of P36.4 million for January-September 2025, while AllDay’s profit dropped from P369 million in 2023 to P268 million in 2024, with sales slipping 9.2%. Each company pledged to keep its remaining stores open and to focus on cost discipline, liquidity management, and right-sizing of manpower. The announcements were filed with the Philippine Stock Exchange.
Why it matters
The closures signal tightening margins in Philippine retail and may affect jobs and consumer choice.
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