Where the proceeds went
Luzon and VisMin sites absorbed the bulk of funding, led by retail expansion in Pampanga (P309.4 million) and mid-rise housing in Camarines Sur (P270 million) and General Santos (P206.6 million), followed by Dagupan (P137 million), Davao (P107.1 million), and Zamboanga (P84.7 million).
Metro Manila projects still figured prominently, with P267 million allocated to Studio N and P161.7 million to Futura Centro, signaling that while growth bets lean outward, the National Capital Region remains a revenue anchor.
Management’s view
“These investments reflect our strategy to bring quality developments closer to emerging urban centers while driving inclusive growth,” said executive vice president and chief financial officer Ana Venus Mejia.
“By focusing on key regional hubs, we aim to create vibrant communities that support economic activity and improve quality of life,” she added.
The spread reduces concentration risk and places inventory in markets with rising purchasing power and migration — a slow but deliberate rebalancing away from a purely NCR-weighted pipeline.
The reinvestment milestone also comes as Filinvest posted P20.08 billion in nine-month 2025 revenues (+9 percent), with ebitda likewise up 9 percent to P9.01 billion, backing a portfolio that is now more geographically diversified.
—Edited by Miguel R. Camus
