Cebu Landmaster posts P2.17 billion net profit, to launch 29 new projects
Jose Franco Soberano, Cebu Landmasters Inc. executive vice president and chief operating officer, bares their company’s new projects and plans during the stockholders meeting held this morning, May 28, 2019. /Irene R. Sino Cruz
CEBU CITY, Philippines–The Cebu Landmasters Inc. (CLI) will be launching 29 new projects in the Visayas and Mindanao in 2019, as it posted over P2 billion in net profit.
Jose Franco Soberano, CLI executive vice president and chief operating officer, made this disclosure during the annual stockholders meeting held Tuesday, May 28, 2019.
With the new projects, their real estate sales could reach P25 billion this year, Soberano said.
Last year, Cebu Landmasters launch 15 projects in the Visayas and Mindanao areas.
According to Soberano, the company targets a 10 percent increase in recurring income streams by 2022. This will be accomplished through the development of the Davao Global Township, Paragon Davao, Patria De Cebu, LPU Town Davao Retail and the completion of several commercial projects between 2019-2022.
Meanwhile, Cebu Landmasters registered a net profit of P2.17 billion for the fiscal year 2018, CLI chief financial officer Stephen Tan said.
The major contributors to their 2018 revenues were the MesaVirre and MesaVerte of the mid-market Garden Series housing as well as from the Casa Mira South and Casa Mira Towers of the economic housing brand.
The projects under joint ventures, such as the Latitude Corporate Center, 38 Park Avenue and MessaTierra Garden Services, also contributed to their revenues.
Cebu Landmasters registered P4.07 billion in total revenues and expanded its assets by 83 percent to P25.43 billion by the end of 2018, Tan said. The company also remained the number one local housing developer in Metro Cebu.
A market study conducted in 2017 found that Cebu Landmasters was the leading local housing developer in Metro Cebu while they see 2019 as a year of sustained growth and expansion, Soberano said./dcb
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