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Ayala Land Cuts 2026 Capex as Q1 Profit Drops - BusinessWorld Online

The property developer is leaning more on leasing and hospitality income, which rose 9%, to offset weaker property sales and support cash flow discipline.

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AYALA LAND, Inc. (ALI) reported a 21.74% drop in first-quarter net income to P5.4 billion and said it will scale back its 2026 capital expenditures (capex) to about P50 billion from an earlier P70-billion to P80-billion plan amid shifting market conditions. Revenues fell by 13.99% to P37.5 billion from P43.6 billion a year earlier, as weaker performance in the property development segment weighed on results, the company said in a disclosure on T…

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Manila Bulletin broke the news on Thursday, April 30, 2026.
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