Leadership Changes at AllDay and AllHome Follow Earnings Decline and Supplier Payment Issues

MANILA, Philippines – Executives of Manny Villar’s retail companies AllDay and AllHome have resigned in the wake of declining financial performance during the first half of 2025 and reports concerning unpaid suppliers associated with the Villar-owned Coffee Project.

In separate filings to the Philippine Stock Exchange on September 24, AllDay announced that acting president and chief operating officer Magdalena De Guzman has stepped down. AllHome similarly disclosed the resignation of its chief executive, Frances Roselle Coloma. Both companies described these departures as part of "organizational movements."

George Anthonny Domingo will take over De Guzman’s role at AllDay, while Maribel Sibayan has been named acting president and COO of AllHome.

These leadership changes follow an exclusive report revealing that Coffee Project, a sister company under the AllValue Group umbrella, owes millions of pesos to one of its suppliers. The Villar Group of Companies declined to comment directly on the matter but assured that all company obligations have been settled.

The resignations come amid sharp declines in financial results. AllDay’s net income dropped by 83%, settling at P31 million for the first half of 2025, with revenue falling 41% to P2.8 billion. AllHome reported a 60% decrease in net income, bringing earnings to P113.8 million, accompanied by a 29% sales decline to P3.9 billion.

Senator Camille Villar serves as vice-chair for both AllDay and AllHome.

Following the announcements and financial disclosures, AllHome’s shares slid 5.6% to P0.335, while AllDay’s stock price declined 2.9% to P0.066 per share on September 24.

The developments underscore ongoing challenges in the Villar Group’s retail operations amid tightening market conditions and scrutiny over financial practices.