PHINMA Corp. saw a slight increase in consolidated revenues, reaching P10.82 billion for the first half of 2025, driven mainly by earnings from its education unit.
Macroeconomic challenges and seasonal factors, however, undermined revenue gains, leading to a net loss of P226.9 million. Net loss attributable to equity holders of the parent company stood at P455.1 million.
Chairman and chief executive officer Ramon R. del Rosario, Jr. remains optimistic about PHINMA’s prospects despite the financial setback. He expressed confidence in the ongoing expansion efforts of the company in community housing and insulated panels, areas expected to have a direct, positive impact on Filipino families and communities.
PHINMA Education had a strong performance, with a record-high enrollment for the second semester of the 2024-2025 school year. The network also acquired St. Jude College in Dasmariñas, Cavite, and produced 12,000 new graduates, including 28 board topnotchers. This led to consolidated revenues of P2.74 billion and net income of P558.2 million.
The PHINMA Construction Materials Group reported a combined revenue of P6.88 billion, although a net loss of P89.5 million was recorded after frontloading fixed costs.
PHINMA Properties, focusing on developments outside Metro Manila, encountered challenges in real estate demand and project payment terms, leading to a net loss of P299.9million. The hospitality segment also faced weaker tourist demand, though PHINMA Microtel Mall of Asia showed strong performance.
Despite the mixed results, PHINMA remains committed to improving its operations and expanding its impact, with a strong balance sheet totaling P53.98 billion in assets.
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