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Filinvest Land Reservation Sales Hit ₱17.95 Billion in Nine Months

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Filinvest Land reported ₱17.95 billion in nine-month residential reservation sales, up 33% year-on-year, while net income declined 4.8% to ₱3.47 billion. A New Clark City industrial lease is expected to contribute approximately ₱2.6 billion in fourth-quarter revenue.

Key Takeaways

  • Nine-month residential reservations reached ₱17.95 billion.
  • Ready-for-occupancy homes contributed ₱9.9 billion.
  • Net income declined 4.8% to ₱3.47 billion.
  • Retail and office leasing revenues increased.
  • The expected ₱2.6 billion industrial lease contribution relates to the fourth quarter.

, Inc. reported ₱17.95 billion in residential reservation sales for the first nine months of 2026, up 33% year-on-year and exceeding its ₱16.97 billion full-year total for 2025.

Ready-for-occupancy homes accounted for ₱9.9 billion, or more than half of the period’s reservations, according to the company’s announcement.

Reservation sales reflect demand and should be distinguished from recognized revenue. Despite stronger reservations, FLI reported a decline in residential revenue, which it attributed largely to revenue-recognition timing.

The company’s official announcement confirms the reservation-sales figures and its reported nine-month results.

Net income declines as reservations rise

FLI reported ₱19.43 billion in consolidated revenues and other income for the period.

Net income stood at ₱3.47 billion, down 4.8% year-on-year, while residential revenue declined 4.2% to ₱12 billion.

The company said it had approximately 1.5 years’ worth of residential inventory at the end of September.

Strong reservations for completed homes support its efforts to monetize that inventory and build a pipeline for future revenue recognition.

President and CEO Tristan Las Marias said demand across homes, malls, offices, and industrial developments supported the company’s outlook, while identifying inventory monetization and recurring income as priorities.

Retail and office leasing grow

FLI’s leasing businesses generated ₱6.35 billion in revenue.

Within that total, retail leasing revenue increased 12.8% to ₱2.26 billion, while office leasing revenue grew 2.5% to ₱3.77 billion.

The company attributed retail growth to consumer activity, tenant demand, and mall improvements.

These leasing operations provide recurring revenue alongside the residential development business.

New Clark City lease adds a fourth-quarter prospect

FLI also announced a 99-year lease agreement with a company locating at Filinvest Innovation Park in New Clark City.

The company expects the transaction to contribute approximately ₱2.6 billion in fourth-quarter revenue.

That amount is a forecast contribution, rather than part of the reported nine-month results. The supplied announcement does not identify the locator.

FLI also reported governance and management recognitions, including its fifth consecutive Golden Arrow Awards recognition and three distinctions at the 2026 Stevie Awards.

For the remainder of the year, the announced focus is on turning demand into recognized results while strengthening recurring income and managing its property portfolio.

Reader Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How much were nine-month reservation sales?

₱17.95 billion, up 33% year-on-year.

Did reservations exceed the previous full-year total?

Yes. The reported 2025 full-year total was ₱16.97 billion.

How much did ready-for-occupancy homes contribute?

₱9.9 billion in reservations.

Did net income also increase?

No. Reported net income declined 4.8% to ₱3.47 billion.

Is the ₱2.6 billion lease contribution already in nine-month revenue?

No. FLI expects that contribution in the fourth quarter.

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