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Leading high-value leisure developments across PHL

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July 14, 2025

BUSINESS LEADER Manuel “Manny” V. Pangilinan continues to widen his influence across Philippine industries as he steers Metro Pacific Investments Corp. (MPIC) toward broader and more profitable ventures.

Leading high-value leisure developments across PHL

While known for his hold on telecommunications, tollways, power, and water utilities, Mr. Pangilinan is now driving growth in the real estate sector.

In 2021, MPIC acquired 61.9% of Landco Pacific Corp. in a deal valued at P429 million, completing full ownership of the company. At the time of the acquisition, Landco posted its highest net income since its founding.

Landco now supports MPIC’s diversification strategy, aligning with Mr. Pangilinan’s broader push to grow beyond core infrastructure and utility services. Through developments in leisure and upscale communities, the company aims to meet rising demand for premium and sustainable living spaces across the country.

The property firm is growing its footprint through a mix of high-end residential enclaves, tourism estates, and mixed-use developments. Its current portfolio includes properties in Batangas, Quezon, Laguna, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga, Muntinlupa, Davao del Norte, and Benguet.

Among its flagship projects are two major leisure destinations in Batangas: Club Laiya in San Juan and CaSoBe (Calatagan South Beach) in Calatagan. Both sites are being developed into integrated beach communities that combine residential, commercial, and hospitality features.

Club Laiya features The Spinnaker, a beach-facing residential condominium designed for both end-users and short-term rentals. It joins Playa Laiya and other resort-style developments that aim to boost tourism in the area.

CaSoBe includes The Nautilus, a residential building located near the shoreline. The beachside community also features Playa Calatagan, which has attracted property buyers and travelers for years.

Outside Luzon, Landco is developing Costa Azalea in Barangay Limao, Island Garden City of Samal in Davao del Norte. Costa Azalea is positioned as a premium seaside resort community in Mindanao and includes Playa Azalea, which offers residential options along the coast.

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