SSS Philippines Eyes P28 Billion Revenue in 2012

[pioneer]

SSS sees net revenues growing to P28 B in 2012
By Iris C. Gonzales (The Philippine Star)

MANILA, Philippines - The Social Security System (SSS) expects to end the year with as much as P28 billion in net revenues, or P4 billion more than the roughly P24 billion posted in 2011, its top official told The STAR.

In an interview, SSS president and chief executive officer Emilio de Quiros Jr. said higher revenues would come from a combination of an improvement in operations and better investment income.

“I think we will be ending in the neighborhood of about P26 billion to P28 billion in net revenues. We did P24 billion last year. It will come from a combination of fixed income and good trading gains,” De Quiros said.

He said SSS would continue to improve its operations as well as manage its expenses well to be able to earn higher revenues this year.

[georgewest41]

It is believed that SSS works for the improvement of planning and arranging right ways of expensing the hard earned money. Money management is important.

[johnchanel]

I believe that the friendship will end soon when P26 billion to P28 billion will be earned. We earned about P24 billion in the year 2011 and hope to do more now.

[bobdyer]

SSS is expected to continue with its steady stint of performance. In fact, improvement is awaited with a focused management of expense. Consequently, one can expect better turnover leading to an enhanced revenue generation.

[brucedyer3]

It will be a good thing if the SSS will be able to top its 24 billion collections in the past year with better figures that we can see at the current times.