GT Capital (KLSE:GTCAP) reported consolidated net income of 33.7 billion Philippine pesos for 2025, up 17% from 2024, according to a Thursday Philippine bourse filing.
The company's core net income rose 8% annually to 30.47 billion pesos, driven by record earnings from its key units, Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company (PSE:MBT) and Toyota Motor Philippines, as well as its associate, Metro Pacific Investments (PSE:MPI).
GT Capital's board approved a total cash dividend of 14.16 pesos per share for 2025, payable semiannually, with the first payout scheduled for April 22.
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