Manila: PHINMA Corp. has reported a decrease in its consolidated revenues to PHP16.31 billion in the first nine months of 2025, compared to PHP16.98 billion in the same period last year. The company’s net income also saw a decline, reaching PHP376.04 million, down from PHP609.13 million.
According to Philippines News Agency, the education segment played a crucial role in boosting PHINMA’s financial performance. PHINMA Education achieved revenues of PHP5.27 billion and a consolidated net income of PHP1.42 billion, driven by a record enrollment of 177,851 students for the first semester of the school year 2025-2026. The company’s educational institutions include Araullo University, University of Pangasinan, University of Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro College, and Saint Jude College.
In contrast, the PHINMA Construction Materials Group faced challenges, recording combined revenues of PHP9.47 billion and a net loss of PHP122.09 million, attributed to a sluggish construction demand and rising input costs. Meanwhile, PHINMA Property Holdings Corp. generated revenues of PHP936.17 million but incurred a net loss of PHP484.22 million due to persistent difficulties in the Metro Manila market. The company is focusing on developments outside the capital, particularly in Bacolod, and plans to initiate its first project in Davao in November.
The hospitality segment, including Coral Way City Hotel Corp., PHINMA Hospitality, Inc., and PHINMA Microtel Hotels, Inc., posted combined revenues of PHP374.51 million and a net loss of PHP21.06 million. This decline is partly due to lower occupancy rates during expansion works at Microtel Mall of Asia and reduced tourist arrivals elsewhere.
PHINMA Chairman and CEO Ramon del Rosario Jr. expressed confidence in the company’s strategy, emphasizing the importance of collaborating with institutional partners to better serve Filipinos’ needs. He highlighted the success in the education sector as evidence of the effectiveness of partnerships that align with PHINMA’s values and long-term vision.
