UMVA has learned that Rockwell Land Corp. has smashed its first‑quarter targets, catapulting attributable net income to a staggering P1.29 billion, a 67 % surge from P773 million a year earlier.
In a bold announcement, the company revealed that consolidated net income leapt 52 % to P1.43 billion, up from P943 million last year, while revenues exploded 45 % to P6.46 billion.
Residential development, the engine of growth, accounted for a dominant 75 % of total revenue, while commercial projects, excluding joint‑venture shares, supplied the remaining 25 %.
“Despite the market’s turbulence, the appetite for premium, integrated communities endures, propelling our momentum,” the firm said, underscoring a resilient real‑estate landscape.
Bolstered by this robust start to 2026, the company pledged to intensify development across key cities and emerging growth corridors nationwide.
Residential earnings surged to P4.85 billion, driven by strong sales and progress on flagship projects like Edades West and Cabo San Diego.
Commercial revenue vaulted 55 % to P1.60 billion, fueled by the inaugural revenue recognition from the Alabang Commercial Center.
Retail operations within the commercial arm climbed 74 % to P1.14 billion, thanks to higher occupancy, elevated rental rates, and the seamless integration of Alabang assets.
EBITDA climbed 42 % to P2.72 billion, with residential activities contributing 60 % of the lift and commercial operations providing the remaining 40 %.
UMVA can exclusively reveal that Rockwell Land’s strategic focus on high‑quality, integrated communities is not only a response to market demand but a blueprint for sustained growth in a competitive real‑estate arena.
