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Business November 13, 2025

MACROASIA SOARS: P342.6M PROFIT IGNITES STOCK FRENZY!

MACROASIA SOARS: P342.6M PROFIT IGNITES STOCK FRENZY!

A surge in demand propelled MacroAsia Corp.’s profits upward in the third quarter, with attributable net income climbing over 20% to P342.63 million. This impressive growth signals a robust period for the aviation-support provider, fueled by consistent gains across all areas of its operation.

The company’s total revenues for the quarter reached P2.59 billion, a significant jump from the P2.22 billion reported during the same period last year. This increase demonstrates a clear upward trend, reflecting the company’s ability to capitalize on expanding opportunities within the aviation sector.

Company leadership emphasized a strategic focus on core strengths, highlighting the enduring value of a diversified portfolio and strong global partnerships. Aviation and food services remain the foundational pillars driving MacroAsia’s continued expansion and commitment to delivering value to its shareholders.

Looking at the broader picture, MacroAsia’s performance over the first nine months of 2025 reveals a substantial increase in attributable net income, reaching P1.02 billion. This represents a notable improvement compared to the P975.95 million earned during the same period the previous year.

Total gross revenues for January through September totaled P7.41 billion, marking a 5.71% increase from the P7.01 billion recorded in the prior year. This sustained growth underscores the company’s resilience and adaptability in a dynamic market.

In-flight and catering services proved to be the largest revenue generator, contributing P3.55 billion over the nine-month period. Ground handling and aviation services followed closely behind with P3.13 billion, while water distribution and administrative fees added P538.9 million and P187.2 million respectively.

Despite the positive revenue growth, the company experienced a rise in costs and expenses, increasing by 12.93% to P5.85 billion. This was primarily attributed to necessary rate adjustments and updated lease agreements at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, reflecting the realities of operating within a major transportation hub.

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