GT Capital Holdings (GTCAP) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Core net income reached Php7.96B in 1Q 2026, down 9% year-over-year; consolidated net income was Php8.91B, down 3% year-over-year, reflecting a broader global economic slowdown.

• Consolidated revenues declined 7% year-over-year to Php83.1 billion, mainly due to a 10% drop in automotive operations and a 65% fall in real estate sales, partially offset by a 248% surge in other income from government incentives.

• Strong balance sheet and strategic discipline maintained resilience amid ongoing volatility.

• Key sectors such as banking and automotive contributed 83% of net income in 1Q 2026.

• Total assets decreased 1% to Php511.5 billion, liabilities dropped 5% to Php192.4 billion, and equity rose 1% to Php319.1 billion as of March 31, 2026.

Financial highlights

• Metrobank net income rose 3% to Php12.6B; loan growth at 9% to Php2.02T; NIM improved to 3.7%.

• Toyota revenues fell 10% to Php62.4B and net income dropped 16% to Php5.3B; market share increased to 46.1%.

• Federal Land reservation sales declined 32% to Php3.8B; property sector in a downcycle due to high rates and oversupply.

• Metro Pacific Investments core net income up 5% to Php6.9B; reported net income down 22% due to prior year gains.

• Other income rose sharply to Php3.09 billion, driven by CARS incentives.

Outlook and guidance

• Volatility expected to persist due to geopolitical tensions, inflation, and FX pressures.

• Management notes softer consumer demand in automotive and real estate, with ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and post-holiday normalization impacting sales.

• Strategic focus on resilience and sustained performance across operating companies.

• Federal Land expects proceeds from asset sales to be used for debt settlement in April 2026.