Rockwell Land Posts Record ₱5.3-B Net Income in 2025

Rockwell Land Corporation (ROCK), during its Annual Stockholders’ Meeting on June 2, reported a record consolidated net income after tax (NIAT) of ₱5.3 billion for 2025, up 29% from the previous year.

Developments such as Rockwell Center Lipa reflect the company’s ability to extend its signature master-planned community concept beyond its traditional urban projects. (Photo: Rockwell Land)

Of the total, ₱4.7 billion was attributable to the parent company. The milestone was driven by record reservation sales of ₱25 billion, underscoring sustained demand for the company’s residential offerings.

The strong performance was largely fueled by the brisk take-up of Rockwell’s newly launched horizontal developments.

The company’s strategic expansion into horizontal communities resonated strongly with investors, particularly through successful projects such as The Samanean at Paradise Farm in Bulacan, Rockwell Center Lipa and Lauan Ridges in Batangas, and Cabo San Diego, a 350-hectare beach and golf resort community.

These developments reflect Rockwell’s ability to extend its signature master-planned community concept beyond its traditional urban projects.

Rockwell Land also marked its 30th anniversary with the majority acquisition of Alabang Town Center (ATC).

“It is a milestone that has understandably generated excitement in the south, not only because of the scale of the property, but because of what people believe it can become under Rockwell’s stewardship. ATC has long held a special place within the Alabang community, and we are approaching its next chapter with both excitement and respect for what it already means to so many people,” said Rockwell Land President and Chief Operating Officer Valerie Soliven.

The company’s momentum continued into 2026, with net income attributable to the parent company rising 67% year-on-year to ₱1.29 billion in the first quarter.

Despite these achievements, the developer said it remains cautious amid industry challenges and is maintaining a disciplined approach to project delivery and market expansion.

“The current times are a reminder that resilience and adaptability continue to define not only our industry, but also our company’s journey over our first three decades,” said Rockwell Land Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Nestor J. Padilla.

“One thing became clear as we reflected on our experiences: our greatest source of confidence has always been the strength of the relationships we have built over the years.”

Drawing on three decades of experience and a disciplined approach to growth, Rockwell Land said it remains committed to developing communities that respond to evolving market needs as it prepares to launch additional projects in the coming months.