The education segment boosted Philippine Investment Management (PHINMA) Corp.’s consolidated revenues of P16.31 billion in the first nine months of 2025, allowing the listed firm to book a net income of PHP376.04 million.
These, however, are lower compared to the consolidated revenues of PHP16.98 billion in the same period last year, and consolidated net income of P609.13 million.
“PHINMA Education’s strong performance offset weaker results in other business units, which frontloaded investments for expansion and operational efficiency improvements to better uplift more underserved families and communities,” the company said in a disclosure with the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) Thursday.
The disclosure said the education business registered revenues of P5.27 billion and consolidated net income of P1.42 billion, due mainly to record-high enrollment of 177,851 students for the first semester of school year 2025-2026.
Among the schools that the company runs are the Araullo University, University of Pangasinan, University of Iloilo, Cagayan de Oro College, and Saint Jude College.
On the other hand, the PHINMA Construction Materials Group registered combined revenues of P9.47 billion and a net loss of P122.09 million “amid soft construction demand and rising input costs.”
PHINMA Property Holdings Corp., in turn, posted revenues of P936.17 million and a net loss of P484.22 million “amid lingering headwinds in the Metro Manila market.”
“PHINMA Properties continued focusing on its developments outside the capital region, particularly its Bacolod township Saludad, in response to favorable market demand. PHINMA CoHo Corporation (PHINMA Community Housing) will also break ground on its first project in Davao this November, a major step in the Group’s commitment to addressing the country’s massive housing backlog,” the disclosure said.
The firm’s hospitality arms, which include the Coral Way City Hotel Corp., PHINMA Hospitality, Inc., and PHINMA Microtel Hotels, Inc., registered combined revenues of P374.51 million and a net loss of P21.06 million, due partly to lower occupancy rates amid the ongoing expansion works in its Microtel Mall of Asia and fewer tourist arrivals in other areas.
“The Group will continue to leverage our strong track record of attracting institutional partners who enhance our capacity to serve the needs of Filipinos more effectively. Our sustained success in Education, reflected in rising enrollment numbers, demonstrates the power of collaboration with partners who share our values and long-term vision,” PHINMA chairman and chief executive officer Ramon del Rosario Jr. said.
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