FLI completes P1.86 billion reinvestment program

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December 5, 2025 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines — Gotianun-led Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI) has completed its P1.86-billion reinvestment program, enabling the company to accelerate its expansion nationwide.

FLI said that proceeds from its share buyback and exchange for Filinvest REIT Corp. (FILRT) shares executed in December last year were fully deployed across residential developments in Camarines Sur, General Santos, Dagupan, Davao and the National Capital Region.

The transaction involved the conversion of 597.12 million FILRT common shares at a crossing price of P3.11 per share.

The property arm of the Gotianun family said the completion of the reinvestment program underscores its continued commitment to expanding residential communities across high-growth corridors in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

The reinvestment initiative funded 10 major projects which were selected to address strong housing demand and reinforce FLI’s residential and recurring income portfolio.

The projects include Mimosa Lifestyle Mall and Filinvest Shoppes Mimosa, Futura Monte Naga, Futura Bay GenSan, Futura One Fora Dagupan, Futura Vinta Zamboanga, Studio N, Futura Centro and 8 Spatial Davao.

“These investments reflect our strategy to bring quality developments closer to emerging urban centers while driving inclusive growth. By focusing on key regional hubs, we aim to create vibrant communities that support economic activity and improve quality of life,”  FLI executive vice president and chief finance officer Ana Venus Mejia said.

FLI said the reinvestment program forms part of its long-term vision to strengthen its residential and lifestyle hubs nationwide, ensuring sustainable expansion, portfolio resilience and value creation for its stakeholders.

From January to September, FLI’s net income improved by five percent year-on-year to P3.64 billion as a result of disciplined cost management and consistent operational efficiency.

Revenues during the nine-month period went up by nine percent to P20.08 billion, driven by sustained residential demand and stable leasing performance across its nationwide portfolio.