The Manila Times

Vista Land expects sustained growth momentum this year

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VISTA Land & Lifescapes, Inc., the country’s largest homebuilde­r and leading integrated property developers, remains optimistic that its businesses will continue to grow in 2017, its 10th year listing anniversar­y.

- day, Vista Land President and CEO Manuel Paolo Villar said the year to thrive until end-2017.

Net income and reservatio­n sales were projected to increase double- digit, while expecting to hit expansion targets, Villar added.

The executive cited the company’s reservatio­n sales, which rose 12 percent to P16.1 billion in the first quarter 2017.

“We’ll be double-digit this year on earnings and hopefully we can accelerate next year,” Villar said.

“This year (we) will get very fast growth in the commercial side and we will have high single-digit growth on the residentia­l business. And then probably next year, we will do double-digit on the residentia­l business,” he noted.

He mentioned that from Vista Land’s listing in 2007 until 2016, compound average growth rate of net income was pegged at 17 percent from P2.1 billion to P8.1 billion.

“Vista Land’s 10 years of being a listed company was a decade of sustained growth and transforma­tion,” Villar stressed.

“We have delivered our stated targets every year, significan­tly improved the profile of the company and transforme­d it into one of the country’s leading integrated property developers,” he added.

For Vista Land Chairman Manuel Villar Jr., targets set by the company this year will easily be met.

reach one million square meters and at 1.3 million sqm in 2018. 2018 might reach 1.1 million sqm and 1.5 million sqm, respective­ly.

The former senator said Vista Land targets to expand in 200 cities and municipali­ties across the country next year, from the current 117 locations.

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