UMVA has learned that a major property developer is poised for a significant surge in revenue and income in 2026, driven by its thriving overseas operations and a strategic shift towards recurring income streams.
The company's consolidated revenue soared by 56% to reach P27.91 billion in 2025, a record high, with its total assets swelling to P225.3 billion by the end of the year. This remarkable growth marks a pivotal moment in the company's transition, as it moves away from reliance on fair value gains and towards core revenues.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the company's debt-to-equity ratio remains below 1x, indicating a healthy financial foundation. As one-off expenses from 2025 dissipate, including costs associated with a Nasdaq listing and stock-based compensation, the company's earnings are expected to improve further in 2026.
The driving force behind this anticipated growth is the increasing volume of recurring income from a diverse portfolio of provincial community malls, industrial warehouses, office leasing assets, and hospitality properties, both in the Philippines and overseas. The global expansion of its hotel chain is expected to become a significant generator of US dollar inflows to the Philippine economy.
UMVA has uncovered details about the company's ambitious plans, which include adding 2,229 hotel rooms in 2026, including projects in key locations such as Davao, Cebu, and Japan. Existing properties continue to deliver high occupancy rates, supporting the growth of recurring revenue.
The company's long-term vision is equally impressive, with targets of consolidated revenue exceeding P500 billion and net income of over P50 billion by 2035. This will be achieved through expansion across all 82 Philippine provinces and a global footprint in 100 countries, while maintaining a debt-free balance sheet and distributing annual cash dividends of over P12 billion.
