Century Properties declares ₱555-million cash dividend
Century Properties Group Inc. (CPG) has declared its annual cash dividend amounting to ₱554.89 million, equivalent to 20 percent of its 2025 consolidated net income, or ₱0.047837 per share.
At a special meeting held last Friday, July 17, CPG’s board of directors approved the declaration of the regular cash dividend, consistent with the company’s enhanced dividend policy, which increased its minimum dividend payout ratio from 10 percent in 2024 to 20 percent beginning in 2025.
Based on CPG’s recent closing share price as of July 17, the dividend represents an estimated dividend yield of approximately 6.8 percent. The cash dividend has a record date of Aug. 28, 2026, and a payment date of Sept. 23, 2026.
“We are pleased to continue our enhanced dividend policy, reinforcing our commitment to providing stable and sustainable returns for our shareholders,” said CPG President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Marco R. Antonio.
He added, “Maintaining our 20-percent dividend payout despite geopolitical uncertainties and a challenging business environment reflects the resilience of our business, our disciplined financial management, and our confidence in the company’s long-term growth strategy.”
CPG delivered another year of solid financial performance in 2025, posting a 13.6-percent increase in net income to ₱2.77 billion from ₱2.44 billion in 2024.
Growth was driven by sustained demand across its residential developments and the continued execution of its strategic priorities. The company remains focused on accelerating project completion, improving capital efficiency, and expanding its presence in key growth markets.
“Our stronger financial position has enabled us to balance reinvestment in the business with returning value to shareholders. We believe this demonstrates our disciplined approach to capital allocation—investing for future growth while delivering sustainable returns to our shareholders,” Antonio noted.
He said, “Looking ahead, our dividend decisions will continue to be guided by earnings, cash flow generation, investment opportunities, and our overall financial position. Our priority remains maintaining financial flexibility while delivering sustainable long-term shareholder returns.” - James A. Loyola