The Lopez family-led Rockwell Land Corp. returned to the debt market after more than a decade, raising P10 billion in a bond issuance that drew strong investor demand and signaled appetite for property-backed paper.
The Lopez family-led Rockwell Land Corp. is expanding its Pampanga township after strong residential demand, bringing its flagship Power Plant Mall brand outside Metro Manila for the first time.
The Lopez family-led Rockwell Land powered through a cooling property market in 2025, growing revenues 7 percent to P15 billion and lifting parent net income 11 percent to P3.1 billion.
Rockwell Land Corp. grew its revenues by 8 percent to P9.63 billion in the first half of 2025, driven by high-end residential demand that kept it insulated from the mid-market condo oversupply.
As it marks 30 years in real estate, the Lopez family-led Rockwell Land Corp. is counting on a track record of quality and trust, built through years of steady growth, to stay competitive in a market that continues to evolve.
The Lopez family-led Rockwell Land started 2025 strong, growing its net income by 24 percent to P1 billion in the first quarter as its luxury housing business stayed resilient despite a condo glut in the mid-market.
A pair of lucky winners found themselves with an unexpected prize—two luxury SUVs raffled off by the upscale Power Plant Mall of Rockwell Land. Too good to be true? They certainly thought so.
Rockwell Land Corp., the property development arm of the Lopez family-led First Philippine Holdings Corp., saw profit rise 12 percent to P3.1 billion during the first nine months of 2024, its recent financial report showed.