MacroAsia Corp. On Tuesday reported consolidated net income rising 17 percent to P1.61 billion in 2025, fueled by a steady rebound in the aviation sector and strong performance from its associate companies.
The company’s revenues increased 6 percent to P9.96 billion, driven by higher activity in in-flight catering, ground handling, and other aviation support services as airline traffic continued to normalize. Operating income climbed 8 percent to P1.82 billion, reflecting better operational efficiency despite higher costs for fuel, manpower, and ongoing capacity expansions.
A major contributor to earnings was MacroAsia’s share in net profits from associates, which more than doubled to P1.47 billion, underscoring the value of its strategic investments in aviation and related sectors.
The company invested P0.42 billion in 2025 for facility expansions, fleet and equipment upgrades, and improvements in service capabilities to support long-term growth.
Looking ahead, MacroAsia remains cautiously optimistic about the recovery of aviation demand, supported by rising passenger traffic and opportunities in both aviation and non-aviation businesses. At the same time, the company is monitoring risks from the ongoing conflict in Iran and the Middle East, which could affect airspace, flight routes, and fuel prices. While exposure to Middle East routes is limited, MacroAsia is mindful of potential ripple effects on costs and airline operations.
“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,” said Eduardo Luis T. Luy, president and COO. He added that strong fourth-quarter performance and diversified investments have positioned the company well to navigate risks and capture growth opportunities.
