MANILA, Philippines — Alliance Global Group Inc., the conglomerate led by tycoon Andrew Tan, announced a historic financial performance for 2025, posting a record-breaking net income of P30.6 billion. This represents a significant 10 percent increase from the previous year, driven primarily by robust growth in its real estate and leisure divisions.
In a corporate disclosure released on Tuesday, the company reported consolidated revenues reaching P189.7 billion. The surge was fueled by stronger contributions from its core property development and leisure and entertainment businesses.
Attributable profit to the parent company saw an even more substantial jump, rising 19 percent to P20.7 billion, reflecting improved operational efficiency across its key business segments.
The financial results included certain one-time gains, notably a P3.4-billion revaluation gain and the accounting impact of deconsolidating Golden Arches Development Corp., which is now classified as an associate company. When these exceptional items are excluded, the company's normalized net income still showed growth, increasing by 2 percent to P27 billion on revenues of P176.3 billion.
A breakdown of the performance reveals the pillars of this success:
- Megaworld Corp., the group's property arm, remained the largest contributor. It reported revenues of P85.9 billion, a 5 percent increase, propelled by higher recurring income from its township developments.
- Travellers International Hotel Group Inc., which operates Resorts World Manila, recorded revenues of P31.9 billion, up 2 percent, supported by increased gaming revenues.
- Emperador Inc., the global spirits unit, navigated a softer global demand environment to post revenues of P57.0 billion, maintaining profitability through strategic cost management initiatives.
The record figures underscore Alliance Global's resilient and diversified portfolio, which has successfully capitalized on the post-pandemic recovery in key sectors of the Philippine economy.