Aboitiz Equity Ventures (AEV), the active portfolio manager of the Aboitiz Group, reported that its consolidated EBITDA in 2025 rose 14 percent to PHP95.4 billion, reflecting steady contributions across the Group’s businesses. While Power remained the largest contributor at 76 percent of total EBITDA, the strong performance of Infrastructure and Food & Beverage—expanding by 89 percent and 20 percent, respectively—signals a broader and more balanced earnings base.
“AEV continues to transform into an active portfolio manager. From UnionBank’s shift into a consumer bank, to our expansion into food and beverages, to the integration of our real estate platform and AP’s evolution into a more modern, technology-enabled power company. We are becoming more focused, agile, and better prepared for the future,” said Sabin M. Aboitiz, President and CEO of the Aboitiz Group.
AboitizPower continues to strengthen its role as a key contributor to energy security. The acquisition and turnover of the 789-megawatt Caliraya–Botocan–Kalayaan (CBK) Hydropower Complex enhances grid stability and provides large-scale energy storage for Luzon. The Group also entered the liquefied natural gas space through AboitizPower’s 40 percent stake in Chromite Gas Holdings, marking a significant step in reinforcing its energy platform.
Across the portfolio, other business units sustained strong operational momentum. Aboitiz InfraCapital expanded its aviation footprint to include the Laguindingan and Bohol-Panglao airports—serving over 16 million passengers—while growing its digital infrastructure network to nearly 3,000 points of service nationwide.
The business drivers of UnionBank of the Philippines remain solid. The Bank continues to gain traction in growing its retail business and recurring revenues through sustained growth in its customer base, which reached nearly 19 million in 2025.
The Food & Beverage segment continued to gain traction, contributing PHP7.6 billion in income, up 28 percent year-on-year. Coca-Cola Europacific Aboitiz Philippines (CCEAP) delivered robust results, driven by sustained volume expansion, margin improvement, and its leadership in the domestic market, reaching a 77 percent share in the non-alcoholic sparkling beverage category. The groundbreaking of a new facility within the Tarlac Economic Estate of Aboitiz Economic Estates underscores the Group’s integrated approach—where infrastructure, industry, and partnerships converge to support expansion and long-term demand.
Aboitiz Group’s real estate platform continues to evolve as a meaningful contributor to long-term value. Aboitiz Land generated PHP637 million in net income in 2025, while Aboitiz Economic Estates strengthened its role as a platform for investment and job creation by generating PHP167 billion in cumulative foreign direct investments and supporting more than 100,000 jobs nationwide.
AEV also continues to advance its goal of becoming the Philippines’ first techglomerate by embedding data, technology, and analytics across its businesses to enhance efficiency, strengthen risk management, and enable more informed decision-making.
Anchoring these efforts is a governance-led approach that remains central to long-term value creation. Aboitiz Group continues to rank among the top Philippine conglomerates in global ESG assessments, maintaining an MSCI ESG Rating of “A” and demonstrating strength in corporate governance and business integrity.
In 2026, AEV is focused on strengthening its financial position while continuing to build value across its portfolio. AEV, together with its partners, have earmarked PHP88.5 billion in capital expenditures to support strategic priorities across power, infrastructure, food & beverage, financial services, and real estate, ensuring the Aboitiz Group is well-positioned to capture opportunities while safeguarding shareholder capital.
