Lesson 5 - Common Small Businesses in The Philippines
Lesson 5 - Common Small Businesses in The Philippines
BUSINESSES IN THE
PHILIPPINES
LESSON 5
I. OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, the learners should
be able to:
Rivals or competitors
1. Sari-sari store - it is
one of the easiest
businesses to set up due
to minimal capital
requirement and it can be
managed at home where
the business owner lives.
2. Rice retailing -
it is very common in
the country since
rice is a staple food
among Filipinos and
other Asian
countries.
Food cart
3.
business - they
are usually located
inside or outside
malls, parks, train
stations, offices and
schools.
4. Printing business -
this lucrative business are
usually located near
schools and offices and
cater the printing needs of
students such as reports
and projects.
Buy and sell
5.
businesses -
one of the emerging
business in the Philippines
and the most efficient and
practical way because
anybody can be a seller
even without an actual
business.
Street food
6.
business -
these businesses are
widespread in the
Philippines and are
literally located in streets
selling similar food items
as food cart businesses.
7. Flea market
business or tiangge
- in this type of business,
entrepreneurs set up a
small space and sell any
type of goods in a palengke
set up that is normally in an
open space.
Online selling
8.
business-
this business deals
with adding the
internet as a
marketing and
transaction channel
for selling.
Cellphone loading
9.
business -
80% of Filipino households
have access to mobile
phone. This is the reason
why there are so many
cellphone loading
business.
Laundry and dry
10.
cleaning services -
mostly located near
condominiums and
universities. Target market
are those individuals who do
not have time to have their
clothes washed and ironed,
like students and workers.
REMEMBER!