Philippine sovereign wealth fund Maharlika Investment Corp’s income grew 2.24% to 2.74 billion pesos (US$44.46 million) last year from 2.68 billion pesos in 2024, which it credited to a “disciplined” approach to investments.
According to Maharlika’s financial statement published on its website, its investment-related income, comprising dividends and fair value gains, was 481.6 million pesos. The equivalent 2024 figure was not disclosed.
“These results validate Maharlika’s disciplined investment approach and its focus on commercially viable and strategically important assets,” the wealth fund says in the undated statement.
Maharlika ended 2025 with a cash balance of 71.12 billion pesos, down from 76.8 billion pesos in 2024.
Its total assets climbed to 128.23 billion pesos from 127.25 billion pesos.
