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LANDBANK posts record profit

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February 05, 2026

LAND BANK of the Philippines (LANDBANK) saw its net income grow by 24.38% year on year to a record-high P43.98 billion in 2025 on continued lending to its mandated sectors.

- A.M.C. Sy

This was up from P35.36 billion in 2024.

The bank’s net interest income rose by 14% year on year to P110.86 billion from P97.25 billion in 2024.

This came as its interest income increased by 8.58% to P152.6billion from P140.63 billion, supported by higher returns on loans and stronger fixed-income earnings from investments, the Department of Finance (DoF) said ina statement.

Meanwhile, interest expense dropped by 3.57% to P41.84 billion from P43.39 billion.

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