CENTURY Properties Group Inc. reported a 14-percent increase in net income after tax to P2.77 billion in 2025, up from P2.44 billion a year earlier and said to have been driven by sustained demand across its residential developments.
In a disclosure on Wednesday, the company said consolidated revenues rose 12 percent to P16.40 billion from P14.64 billion, supported by steady construction progress, resilient demand and an expanded project portfolio.
The first-home residential developments segment, led by PHirst Park Homes, remained the largest contributor, accounting for P12.3 billion or 75 percent of total revenues. Premium residential developments generated P2.6 billion while commercial leasing and property management contributed P900 million and P500 million, respectively.
“Our results reflect the strength of our diversified portfolio, the buoyancy of the Philippine housing market and our focus on operational excellence,” said Jose Marco Antonio, president and CEO.
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (Ebitda) grew 21 percent to P5.28 billion, supported by a 48-percent gross profit margin and sustained contributions from both PHirst and the premium segment.
As of end-December 2025, its total assets stood at P60.94 billion, while total liabilities reached P36.74 billion, resulting in stockholders’ equity of P24.20 billion.
The company also improved its leverage ratios, with its debt-to-Ebitda ratio easing to 3.4x from 3.9x and debt-to-equity ratio declining to 0.7x from 0.8x.
Century Properties said it remained focused on accelerating growth through a dual-brand strategy across key provincial corridors.
“We continue to ensure that capital is deployed selectively through phased developments, guided by clear return thresholds across both affordable and premium housing segments,” said Rodel Marqueses, chief financial officer and head of investor relations.
Under its premium segment, the company launched Cerulean Residences, a 25-hectare master-planned development in General Trias, marking an expansion into high-growth suburban markets.
Meanwhile, PHirst unveiled PHirst Impressions Gen Tri, a 23.8-hectare development featuring over 1,500 homes with upgraded designs, larger lot cuts and expanded amenities.
The company also recently entered the Mindanao market with the launch of PHirst Park Homes GenSan in General Santos.
“In an increasingly dynamic environment, we are taking a measured and deliberate approach to long-term progress,” Antonio said.
“With a clear strategy and prudent risk management, we are well-positioned to pursue sustainable growth and create long-term value for our shareholders,” he added.
Century Properties shares were unchanged at P0.68 each on Wednesday.
