MACROASIA Corp. on Tuesday reported a net income of P1.61 billion for 2025, 17 percent higher than the P1.37 billion posted a year earlier, which it attributed to sustained recovery in aviation activity, robust contributions from associates and a strong fourth-quarter performance.
Consolidated revenues grew six percent to P9.96 billion from P9.442 billion, the company said in a disclosure, backed by higher volumes across its core aviation support services and food related businesses.
A key earnings driver was the company’s share in the net earnings of associates, which more than doubled to P1.47 billion in 2025.
Additionally, fourth quarter net income surged 161 percent year-on-year to P446 million, with gross profit rising 45 percent to P980.6 million.
“Fiscal year 2025 reflects MacroAsia’s ability to deliver solid earnings growth while continuing to invest in capacity, service quality, and long-term strategic initiatives,” President and COO Eduardo Luis Luy said.
“While we remain mindful of geopolitical uncertainties, including developments in the Middle East, our limited direct exposure, strong balance sheet and disciplined execution position us well to navigate these risks and capture growth opportunities,” he added.
Capital expenditures for the year reached P1.42 billion, which went to facility expansion, fleet and equipment upgrades and service capability enhancements.
Looking ahead, the company said it remained “cautiously optimistic” on the continued recovery of aviation demand while closely monitoring geopolitical risks arising from the ongoing Iran and broader Middle East conflict.
MacroAsia shares on Tuesday added P0.11, or 2.63 percent, to close at P4.29 apiece amid a 0.16-percent uptick for the benchmark Philippine Stock Exchange index.