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Villar-led AllHome down to 34 stores, AllDay to 13 after closures

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Villar-owned AllHome and AllDay confirmed store closures in disclosures to the Philippine Stock Exchange on October 7, according to Philstar, Rappler and ABS-CBN. AllHome now has 34 stores, down from 47 at end-2025, and AllDay supermarkets 13, down from 26. Both said the closures aim to improve efficiency and long-term profitability; Rappler reported AllDay will shift some outlets to smaller mini-mart formats.

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