Rockwell Land Corp., under the leadership of the Lopez family, has reported a significant financial upswing for the year 2025, with net income climbing to P5.3 billion—a robust 29% increase compared to the previous year. This growth is primarily attributed to strong performance in residential developments and consistent market demand.
According to the company's recently released annual report, net income attributable to the parent company specifically rose by 27.5%, reaching P4.73 billion from P3.71 billion in 2024. A notable portion of this profit, approximately P680 million, stemmed from a one-time accounting gain related to Rockwell's strategic acquisition of Alabang Commercial Corp. (ACC).
The P21.6-billion purchase of ACC has substantially expanded Rockwell's commercial portfolio, adding around 137,000 square meters of leasable space. This move boosted the company's retail and office holdings by 58%, strengthening its foundation of recurring revenue streams.
Rockwell now holds a 74.8% stake in ACC, which includes prominent assets like Alabang Town Center and the ATC Corporate Center. The company's leasing operations remain a steady pillar, managing a total of 366,509 square meters of commercial space. Key properties in its portfolio include the Power Plant Mall, with about 47,000 square meters, and office towers such as RBC Ortigas, spanning over 73,000 square meters.
Expansion efforts beyond Metro Manila, including projects in Cebu and Bacolod, have further contributed to sales growth. Pre-tax income for the year increased to P6.72 billion from P5.30 billion, while earnings per share improved to P0.77 from P0.61.
Rockwell emphasized that its balanced strategy of property sales combined with stable leasing income has allowed it to sustain profitability despite ongoing market challenges.