Pryce posted record P4-B profit in ’25

Pryce Corp., a listed gas and real estate firm, finished 2025 on a high note as its earnings improved by 30 percent, driven by the robust growth of its industrial gas operations.

In a filing Friday, the company said its consolidated net income reached P4.01 bilion, up from a year ago’s P3.09 billion, marking Pryce’s “strongest financial performance” yet.

The group’s revenues also rose by 9.6 percent to P22.72 billion, up from P20.72 billion.

Its liquefied petroleum gas business continued to be the main growth driver, pitching in P19.64 billion.

Industrial gas logged a huge jump of 32.3 percent in revenue contribution, hitting P1.21 billion, thanks to its new air separation plants and boosted market demand.

Contributions from real estate and memorial park also saw an improvement of 11.7 percent, while pharmaceutical sales went up by 10.4 percent.

Total costs and expenses during the period totaled P18.7 billion, higher by 6.1 percent from the prior year.

“Looking ahead, PPC remains focused on scaling its industrial gas footprint and sustaining operational efficiency,” it said.

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“These strategic moves are expected to support continued profitability and reinforce the company’s position as a leading player in the Philippine industrial gas and energy sectors,” the company added.

In October, the firm said it would spend P2 billion to build three new air separation plants in Davao, Bacol, and Pangasinan—allowing Pryce to serve all three main islands.

Construction works are eyed for three years.

“This expansion directly supports PPC’s goal of becoming the largest industrial gas company in the Philippines, a milestone the company aims to achieve within the same three-year timeframe,” the firm earlier said.