Filinvest Land earnings rose to P4.81B in 2025

Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) grew its profit in 2025 as steady residential sales and improving leasing income helped offset higher interest rates and cautiousness among property buyers.

In a statement on Monday, the Gotianun-led developer said net income rose by 4 percent to P4.81 billion last year.

Consolidated revenues and other income increased by 6 percent to P25.9 billion, highlighting the resilience of its diversified property portfolio.

Real estate remained the main earnings driver, with revenues climbing 6 percent to P16.27 billion.

Residential sales contributed P15.92 billion, supported by demand in the affordable and mid-income segments, particularly for ready-for-occupancy units in regional growth areas.

Industrial lot sales added P357 million.

Leasing income likewise improved, rising 5 percent to P8.25 billion on the back of retail recovery and stable office demand.

These gains were attributed to asset enhancement initiatives, tenant diversification and disciplined estate management.

Retail leasing revenues jumped 10 percent to P2.78 billion.

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Looking ahead, FLI is raising fresh funds to support its expansion. The company said its board approved the third tranche of its P35-billion shelf registration program with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

FLI plans to raise up to P11.57 billion through a fixed-rate peso-denominated bond issuance to refinance debt and fund new projects across its key segments.

Also, the company said the board of its real estate investment trust, Filinvest REIT Corp. (FILREIT), approved a cash dividend of P0.06 per common share. This is payable on March 19 to stockholders on record as of March 9.

The amount was 5.3 percent higher than the P0.057 per share declared in the previous quarter.