Filinvest Land 2025 income rises 4% to P4.8B

February 23, 2026
3:53PM PHT

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    •    Net income up 4 percent to P4.81 billion

    •    Revenue growth at 6 percent 

    •    Retail leasing up 10 percent as occupancy hits 80 percent

    •    Office leasing revenues at P4.84 billion

The Gotianun family-led Filinvest Land, Inc. reported P4.81 billion in net income in 2025, up 4 percent, marking a slower pace of expansion compared with the 11 percent growth recorded in 2024.

Consolidated revenues and other income rose 6 percent to P25.9 billion, as the company navigated elevated interest rates, more selective homebuyer behavior and structural shifts in the office sector.

Management’s view 

“As we look ahead, our priority remains sustained, disciplined growth anchored on

operational excellence and long-term estate development,” said Filinvest Land president and CEO Tristaneil D. Las Marias

“We will continue investing in projects that address real demand and contribute meaningfully to national and regional progress,” he added. 

Tristaneil D. Las Marias
Filinvest Land president, CEO 

Sales and retail support results

Real estate revenues rose 6 percent to P16.27 billion, led by P15.92 billion in residential sales and P357 million in industrial lot sales. Demand held in affordable and mid income projects, particularly ready for occupancy units.

Retail leasing revenues climbed 10 percent to P2.78 billion as occupancy improved to 80 percent from 72 percent. 

Gains were driven by tenant additions and stronger traffic across its 258,017 square meter portfolio, including Festival Mall. Rental and related services revenues increased 5 percent to P8.25 billion.

Office steady, industrial smaller share

Office leasing revenues reached P4.84 billion, with 421,611 square meters of occupied gross leasable area across real estate investment trust and non real estate investment trust assets. Key sites continued to attract business process outsourcing firms and government agencies.

Industrial revenues totaled P412 million, including P357 million in lot sales and P55 million in ready built factory rentals, supported by activity in Calamba, Laguna and New Clark City, Tarlac.

—Edited by Miguel R. Camus

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