Filinvest Land, Inc. is tapping the debt market anew, approving up to P11.57 billion in fixed-rate peso bonds to refinance existing obligations and bankroll expansion, as improving liquidity and stronger investor appetite reopen a favorable funding window for established developers.
“This bond issuance allows us to further strengthen our capital structure while funding projects that directly support our growth priorities,” said Tristan Las Marias, president and chief executive officer. “We remain focused on disciplined expansion, operational efficiency, and delivering long-term value to our stakeholders.”
The planned offer represents the third tranche of Filinvest’s P35-billion shelf registration program and will carry maturities of up to 10 years. The longer tenor gives the company breathing room on its balance sheet while aligning funding with the life cycle of its projects.
Proceeds will be used to refinance debt and support capital expenditures across key segments. The approach reflects a steady strategy rather than a splashy land grab, recycle capital, extend maturities and channel funds into developments with clear demand visibility.
For 2026, Filinvest is lining up residential launches focused on mid-market and horizontal communities in provincial growth corridors. Projects include walk-up condominiums and township developments in San Rafael, Bulacan and Leganes, Iloilo, along with expansions of The Glens in San Pedro, Laguna and Sandia Homes in Tanauan, Batangas. The emphasis underscores the sustained draw of emerging regional hubs where land is more affordable and end-user demand remains resilient.
Retail and mixed-use estates are also in line for upgrades and strategic expansions, particularly regional malls. The goal is to enhance tenant mix, boost foot traffic and strengthen integration within its townships, reinforcing their role as everyday lifestyle centers.
With more than five decades in the property business, Filinvest is choosing calibration over exuberance, raising capital not just to grow, but to grow on its own terms.
