When the sun has set before one’s eyes, it reminds you of the immense color of gold which ignites an exhilarating and hopeful feeling from within. In August of 2018, the Asian Games in Indonesia, Jakarta was opened with an extravagant ceremony . A huge group of 2,000 synchronized school dancers performed on stage with their traditional Saman dance to enchant a huge crowd that filled the stadium. A spectacular display of colors, vibrant cultural shows and mesmerizing pyrotechnics lit up the event on a 120 metre long and 600 ton platform at Jakarta Gelora Bung Karno Main Sports Complex. Our Filipino athletes proudly competed for honor and their heart’s desire is to earn the elusive gold medal. In achieving this, they are well aware that it takes courage, perseverance, and passion, all for bringing great honor to our homeland.
Once again, to humbly support our Filipino athletes on their journey to triumph, Ulticon Builders Incorporated with our President Charlie Gonzales of Davao, through Siklab Atleta Pilipinas Sports Foundation and other private organizations will award bonus cash prizes for our Filipino gold medallists of the 2018 Asian Games with P1 million, silver medallists with P500,000 and bronze medallists with P250,000. This humble contribution hopes to assist our athletes to build a better future for themselves, as well as to help encourage others that would like to compete in future international competitions to never delay on the path of achieving your hopes and dreams.
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