RLC declares record-high P1 dividend payout
The payout brings the company’s dividend payout ratio to 36 percent, likewise the highest on record and well above its policy of maintaining at least 20 percent of recurring net income. Shareholders on record as of 26 May will receive the cash dividend on 8 June.
IN a significant shareholder return initiative, Robinsons Land declared its highest-ever dividend of P1.00 per share, representing a 36 percent payout ratio — well above the company’s stated policy of maintaining at least 20 percent of recurring net income.
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Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), the property arm of the Gokongwei group, announced a record-high dividend payout of P1.00 per common share following its strong performance in 2025.
Approved by RLC’s Board of Directors last Monday, RLC President and CEO Mybelle Aragon-GoBio formally announced the payout during the company’s annual stockholders’ meeting on Wednesday, 13 May.
Healthy, resilient balance sheet
“This also demonstrates RLC’s ability to continuously and consistently return value to shareholders while maintaining a healthy and resilient balance sheet through disciplined capital management,” she said.
“More importantly, it reinforces RLC’s position as a reliable and trusted organization that investors [and] Filipinos can confidently rely on over the long term,” she added.
The payout brings the company’s dividend payout ratio to 36 percent, likewise the highest on record and well above its policy of maintaining at least 20 percent of recurring net income. Shareholders on record as of 26 May will receive the cash dividend on 8 June.
RLC ended 2025 with P275 billion in assets, while shareholders’ equity stood at around P184.6 billion. Earnings per share rose 3 percent year on year to P2.80, while net book value per share reached P36.53.
Consolidated revenues
RLC also reported consolidated revenues of P48.53 billion for 2025, up 13 percent year on year, driven by contributions from both its investment and development portfolios. EBITDA and EBIT rose 10 percent and 11 percent, respectively. Total net income increased 5 percent year on year to P16.17 billion, with P13.47 billion attributable to the parent company.
Aragon-GoBio said the proceeds for the record-high payout would come from the company’s investment portfolio — recurring income from RLC’s malls, offices, hotels and logistics businesses — as well as capital recycling initiatives through subsidiary RL Commercial REIT.
“These cash inflows give us substantial financial flexibility and we use this to fund our capital expenditures, pay down debts, and also to return value to our shareholders through healthy dividend payouts,” she said.