Megawide Construction Corp.’s real estate arm, PH1 World Developers Inc., achieved a remarkable P3.38 billion in sales for the first nine months of 2025—more than double the P1.59 billion recorded during the same period last year. This strong performance already represents 94 percent of full‑year 2024 sales, putting the group on track to surpass last year’s total ahead of schedule.
PH1’s surge is underpinned by its developments such as the Lykke Kondo project in Pasig and One Lancaster Park in Cavite. Lykke Kondo, launched early in 2025, has already cleared the P1‑billion reservation mark, demonstrating strong demand for its innovative condominium concept. At One Lancaster Park, which has generated over P2 billion in lifetime sales, its third tower alone accounts for nearly P1 billion in reservations this year.
Behind the numbers are PH1’s proprietary innovations—such as Add‑Loft Technology that provides extra space at no additional cost, fully fitted units ready for occupancy, and energy‑efficient community features like solar panels, insulated walls and e‑shuttle services. These differentiators align with the firm’s vision to bring “true first‑world living” to Filipino buyers and are helping PH1 compete strongly despite macro headwinds.
PH1 still carries unbooked revenues of approximately P10.16 billion and outstanding inventory valued at more than P20 billion—figures that exclude future launches—positioning the business as a potentially major revenue and earnings contributor to Megawide in the coming years.
The next challenge for PH1 and its parent lies in scaling this momentum sustainably while navigating rising construction costs, regulatory risk and local market competition. But with its forward‑looking product strategy and mounting sales traction, PH1 is proving it can move beyond infrastructure engineering into mainstream property development—and in doing so, serve as a growth engine for the broader Megawide group.