The Ty family-led conglomerate GT Capital is doubling down on real estate with a P9.2 billion investment for a 20 percent stake in Federal Land NRE Global Inc. (FNG), deepening its partnership with Japan’s Nomura Real Estate Development.
The Ty family-led conglomerate GT Capital Holdings is heading into 2026 with a more assertive stance, preparing to deploy capital into select growth areas even as global uncertainty, elevated interest rates and uneven demand continue to cloud the outlook.
The Ty family-led conglomerate GT Capital Holdings posted a record core net income of P26 billion in the first nine months of 2025, rising 21 percent despite a slower third-quarter economy.
GT Capital Holdings Inc. has teamed up with Ateneo de Manila University to build the Jesuit institution’s first campus in Cavite, marking a major milestone for both education and real estate development in the province.
Toyota Financial Services Philippines Corp. (TFSPH), the financing arm of GT Capital Holdings, successfully raised P5 billion from its maiden fixed-rate bond issuance, following strong investor demand that reached 3.5 times the initial P2-billion offer.
GT Capital Holdings Inc. reported its best-ever first-half results as robust performances from banking and automotive units powered a double-digit profit jump.
GT Capital Holdings Inc. reported a core net income of P8.7 billion in the first quarter of 2025, a 27-percent increase from the same period last year, driven by the robust performance of its core businesses in banking, automotive, and real estate.
The billionaire Ty family’s GT Capital Holdings is allocating up to P34 billion in capital spending this year, with most of the budget allocated for new investments and its automotive unit Toyota Motor Philippines.
“GT Capital’s core net income grew by 11 percent in 2024, building on the record levels achieved the previous year,” GT Capital president Carmelo Maria Luza Bautista said in a statement. “This continuous improvement reflects the group’s strong fundamentals across diversified sectors.”