Ayala Land



1988-2006	2006-present

1988–2006

In 1988, Ayala Corporation spun off their land development division into a new real estate company called Ayala Land, Inc. The first logo of the company has a new version of Ayala Corporation's symbol, representing the initials ALI (which stand for Ayala Land, Inc), and the legal name of the company , appearing in a capitalized and in Times New Roman font, below the symbol.

2006–present

In 2006 - two years after its parent Ayala Corporation modified its own corporate logo - Ayala Land redesigned their logo and put it on a horizontal format, with the L of the Ayala Land symbol now in grey, and with an Ayala Land text gaining a new, modern typography. A new slogan was also launched, entitled, "Enhancing land, enriching lives for more people". Ayala Land's president then, Jaime I. Ayala, said that the brand evolved to "reflect its sharper customer focus and accountability".

The rebranding also brought refreshed logos for its brands back then, Community Innovations (now Alveo), Avida Land, Ayala Malls, and the newly-formed Ayala Land Premier.

V • T • E

Ayala Corporation

V • T • E

Ayala Malls

Part of Ayala Land (Ayala Corporation)

Luzon
Solenad | Serin | Legazpi

Visayas
Capitol Central | Central Bloc

Northern Luzon
Marquee Mall | Harbor Point

Central Visayas
Ayala Center Cebu

Mindanao
Abreeza | Centrio

Community (The District) Malls
Southern Luzon
Imus | Dasmariñas | Kawit

Western Visayas
North Point

Other Community Malls
National Capital Region
Park Square | Metro Point

Luzon
Pavillion Mall

V • T • E

Globe

Division

Subsidiaries
BayanTel | Innove Communications

Bethlehem Holdings, Inc.
Altimax | Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media, Inc.

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Broadcast Enterprises and Affiliated Media, Inc.

Owner

Bethlehem Holdings, Inc. (Globe Telecom)

¹Co-owned by Solar Entertainment Corporation
²Now owned by Solar Entertainment Corporation, continues on cable
³Co-owned by A CJ O Shopping Corporation, a joint venture between ABS-CBN Corporation and CJ O Shopping Corporation. Now defunct.
⁴Owned by ABS-CBN Corporation.
⁵Owned by End-Time Mission Broadcasting Service.
⁶Joint venture with Asian Cable Communications.
⁷Co-owned by Trans-Radio Broadcasting Corporation.
⁸Affiliate with Department of Education
⁹Co-owned with Globe Telecom Group's 917Ventures, Kroma Entertainment, and ABS-CBN Corporation.
¹⁰In partnership with Advanced Media Broadcasting System.

¹A venture of Globe Telecom Group, Ayala Corporation and Ant Group.
²In partnership with Puregold.
³MVNO brand owned by Singtel.
⁴Joint venture with ABS-CBN Corporation.
⁵Former joint venture with Bank of the Philippine Islands, now a fully owned subsidiary of BPI.
⁶In partnership with CIMB Bank Philippines
⁷MVNO brand, former joint venture with Cherry Mobile.

Former/Defunct Assets:
Purefoods

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 The rebranding also brought refreshed logos for its brands back then, [[Alveo Land|Community Innovations]] (now Alveo), [[Avida Land]], [[Ayala Malls]], and the newly-formed [[Ayala Land Premier]].
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-Ayala land logo and slogan.jpg|Logo with slogan.
+Ayala land logo and slogan.jpg|Logo with slogan (2008-present)
-Ayala land 25.jpg|25th anniversary logo.
+Ayala land 25.jpg|25th anniversary logo (2013)
+Ayalaland 30 years.png|30th anniversary logo (2018)
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Changes: Ayala Land

Revision as of 01:12, 5 April 2020

1988–2006

2006–present