GT Capital Holdings (GTCAP) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Consolidated net income reached ₱16.41B in 1H 2026, down 11% year-over-year, reflecting a challenging macroeconomic environment and weaker automotive sales.

• Core net income was ₱15.54B, a 14% decrease from 1H 2025, excluding nonrecurring items.

• Consolidated revenues for 1H 2026 declined 11% year-over-year to ₱156.4B, mainly due to a 14% drop in automotive operations revenue.

• Segment performance was mixed: automotive and mobility segments saw double-digit declines, while banking and property posted stable or improved results, with Federal Land reporting a one-time gain.

• Strong balance sheet and diversified portfolio underpin resilience amid economic headwinds.

Financial highlights

• Metrobank net income rose to ₱24.9B (+0.2%), with loan growth of 12% and NIM at 3.85%.

• Toyota net income fell 33% to ₱8.4B, with retail sales down 9.3% year-over-year.

• Federal Land net income was ₱4.0B, with reservation sales at ₱7.4B (-17% YoY).

• AXA net income dropped 14% to ₱1.3B, but non-life insurance swung to profit.

• Metro Pacific core net income grew 6% to ₱16.0B, driven by power, toll, and hospital segments.

Outlook and guidance

• Management expects continued headwinds in automotive due to weaker demand, limited electrified vehicle inventory, and macroeconomic/geopolitical uncertainties.

• Early signs of demand stabilization in property and automotive sectors.

• Pipeline projects and RFO inventory expected to support continued sales momentum.

• Real estate segment faces lower reservation sales due to lack of new inventory, but rental and hotel revenues remain resilient.

• Dedicated team pursuing new investments in renewables and healthcare.