23 February 2026 – Mandaluyong City, Philippines — Filinvest Land, Inc. (PSE: FLI) delivered steady performance in 2025 despite elevated interest rates, more selective homebuyer behavior, and structural shifts in the office sector. The Company posted ₱25.90 billion in consolidated revenues and other income (up 6%) and ₱4.81 billion in net income after tax (up 4%), demonstrating the resilience of its diversified property platform.
Retail: Stronger Tenant Momentum and Improved Occupancy
Retail leasing revenues rose 10% to ₱2.78 billion, driven by an improvement in occupancy to 80%, up from 72% in 2024. Enhanced tenant curation, stronger consumer activity, and the entry of leading national and international brands—such as MUJI, I Belong, Paeng’s, KKV, HeyDay Café, and new dining concepts at Festival Mall—helped lift traffic and optimize the tenant mix across FLI’s 258,017 sqm retail footprint.
FLI’s community‑centric approach—integrating shopping, dining, entertainment, and essential services—allowed malls to reinforce their roles as regional lifestyle hubs. Building on this momentum, the Company will further strengthen its retail portfolio in 2026 by expanding lifestyle offerings, attracting additional destination tenants, and sustaining asset enhancements designed to elevate both customer experience and tenant productivity.
Portfolio Performance Driven by Execution Discipline
Real estate revenues increased 6% to ₱16.27 billion, supported by ₱15.92 billion in residential revenues and ₱357 million in industrial lot sales. Elevated borrowing costs required homebuyers to be more selective, yet demand stayed resilient in the affordable and mid-income segments, particularly for ready‑for‑occupancy units in regional growth areas. FLI responded by focusing on RFO turnover, accelerating horizontal development, and maintaining pragmatic financing structures aligned with buyer preferences—approaches it will continue to expand in 2026 as the residential market gradually stabilizes.
Revenues from rental and related services across the portfolio improved 5% to ₱8.25 billion, supported by retail recovery and stable office demand. Asset enhancement initiatives, improved tenant diversification, and a disciplined approach to estate management helped underpin consistent performance. These strategies will remain central as FLI deepens its recurring income base and reinforces estate vibrancy moving into 2026.
Office: Stable Amid Sector Transition
The office business posted ₱4.84 billion in leasing revenues with 421,611 square meters of occupied GLA across FLI’s REIT and non‑REIT portfolios. Even as tenants recalibrated workspace requirements in response to hybrid models, FLI’s proactive tenant diversification, portfolio optimization, and sustainability-oriented building upgrades supported stable performance. Strategic locations such as Northgate Cyberzone, Filinvest Cebu Cyberzone 3 & 4, and Studio 7 remained attractive to multinational BPO firms, expanding enterprises, and government agencies.
In 2026, the Company will continue positioning its office offerings around flexibility, cost efficiency, and operational quality—attributes increasingly prioritized by occupiers refining their long-term space strategies.
Industrial: Strengthening a High-Potential Platform
The industrial segment delivered ₱412 million in revenues, composed of ₱357 million in industrial lot sales and ₱55 million in recurring Ready-Built Factory rentals, supported by expanding logistics and manufacturing activity. FLI’s innovation parks in Calamba, Laguna and New Clark City, Tarlac attracted both domestic and international locators seeking reliable, production-oriented industrial estates.
With demand for logistics and production facilities continuing to expand, FLI will further activate its industrial platform in 2026 through additional ready-built formats, improved locator services, and deeper development within strategic regional corridors.
A Platform Built for Disciplined, Sustainable Growth
For over fifty years, Filinvest Land has grown into an integrated property developer with a portfolio designed to absorb market cycles. Its diversified model—spanning residential, retail, office, and industrial—helped the Company navigate 2025’s challenging environment with strategic clarity and operational consistency.
“As we look ahead, our priority remains sustained, disciplined growth anchored on operational excellence and long-term estate development,” said Las Marias. “We will continue investing in projects that address real demand and contribute meaningfully to national and regional progress.”
With sound capitalization, an expanding portfolio of integrated estates, and a disciplined approach to capital deployment, Filinvest Land is well-positioned to manage near-term challenges while pursuing steady, value-accretive growth.



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