The Zamora family-led Nickel Asia Corp. posted a sharp earnings rebound in 2025, with attributable net income surging 312 percent to P6.27 billion from P1.52 billion a year earlier, powered by stronger saprolite ore prices and higher shipment volumes.
Tycoon Kevin Tan-led Megaworld Corp. closed 2025 with record earnings of P24 billion, up 11 percent year on year, as its bet on recurring leasing income cushioned a still uneven property market and widened profit growth beyond topline gains.
China Banking Corp., the banking backed by the Sy family’s SM Group, delivered its strongest year yet in 2025, with net income climbing 13 percent to a record P28 billion.
In 2025 alone, the reduction in wasted and unbilled water translated into hundreds of millions of liters per day in recovered volume — roughly equivalent to the output of a major treatment facility — helping buffer supply through peak demand periods.
Philippine National Bank posted a 20 percent rise in full-year net income to P25.3 billion for 2025, lifting return on equity to 11.1 percent from 10.4 percent a year earlier, as loan expansion and disciplined cost management boosted profitability.
Property giant Ayala Land Inc. posted consolidated net income of P39.1 billion in 2025, up 39 percent from P28.2 billion in 2024, thanks to a combination of revenue growth, cost cuts and a strategic asset sale.
The Gotianun family’s East West Banking Corp. lifted 2025 net income 21 percent to P9.2 billion as stronger lending and fee income improved profitability and funding capacity.
Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co. (Metrobank) pushed profit to a fresh record in 2025 as loan growth, firm margins, and a surge in trading income lifted earnings while costs stayed contained.