CSFA - Caloc-an Sustainable Fisherfolk Association

ABS-CBN Corp. of the Lopez family reduced its net loss by 54 percent to P2.6 billion last year, primarily due to higher advertising and consumer sales.

Despite the non-renewal of its franchise, the company remains committed to creating compelling content and stories for both domestic and overseas markets through strategic partnerships and collaborations.

Last year, ABS-CBN generated consolidated revenues of P19.19 billion, marking an 8 percent increase from the previous year’s P17.82 billion. Of this amount, P6.39 billion came from advertising revenues, while P12.80 billion was generated from consumer sales.

Meanwhile, costs and expenses reached P23.45 billion, representing a 4 percent increase from P22.53 billion in 2021.

To expand its digital and international businesses, ABS-CBN has consolidated its owned and operated streaming platforms into “IWantTFC,” lifting geographic restrictions for entertainment and news content in select regions worldwide. Additionally, the company licensed over 180 titles to multiple territories in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and various international OTT platforms, generating over P528 million.

Following the lapse of Sky Cable’s franchise, ABS-CBN shifted its focus to growing its broadband subscriber base. Despite the absence of direct-to-home (DTH) services, Sky Cable’s revenues reached P8.40 billion. In a bid to maximize value for its content and products, ABS-CBN’s board of directors approved the sale of its interests in Sky Cable for P4 billion. Other stockholders, Lopez Inc. and Sky Vision Corp., also agreed to sell their shares in Sky Cable to PLDT.

The telco giant is set to pay about P6.75 billion for all the issued and outstanding shares of Sky Cable.

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5A Caloc-an, Magallanes, ADN.
Near Zion Church

We would like to thank the following sponsors and supporters of this organization, CSFA. For without them this celebration would not be successful. You made our day great, greater than expected!

Special Thanks:

Municipal Officials
Hon. Cesar "Bubu" Cumba - Municipal Mayor of Magallanes
Hon. Demosthenes Arabaca - Municipal Vice Mayor of Magallanes
Hon. Martina Castrodes - SB of Magallanes
Hon. Diomel Basnig - SB of Magallanes
Hon. Rolando Dapar - SB of Magallanes
Hon. Leah Amodia - SB of Magallanes
Hon. Marilou Cumba - SB of Magallanes
Hon. Meriam Pagaran - SB of Magallanes
Hon. Amanoden Mulok - SB of Magallanes
Hon. James Dela Fuerta - SB of Magallanes

Barangay Officials
Hon. Julius Perang - Brgy. Captain of Caloc-an
Hon. Vivincio Cruza - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Joven Endencia - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Manolo Castrodes - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Romel Putian - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Danilo Apolentisima - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Roland Castrodes - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Renie Braza - Brgy. Kagawad
Hon. Chunky Dela Fuerta - SK Chairman

Municipal Agriculture Office
Presciana Cabiad - Municipal Agriculturist
Mariano "Jun" Gutierez - Agriculture Technician on Fisheries

BFAR Fishcoral Office
Allan Leopaldo - Regional Project Manager
Marisol Tuso - Institution Gender Officer
Vanessa Vingua - Livelihood Officer
Desiree Dagani - Facilitator Organizer

From the bottom of our hearts, we are so much thankful to you!!!

CSFA - Caloc-an Sustainable Fisherfolk Association
We are a group of people engaging in fish capturing, marketing, and the preservation of fishery products. We are proud to produce the best appetizer for your meal which is the dried sardines.

CSFA - Caloc-an Sustainable Fisherfolk Association updated their business hours.