Sta. Lucia Land ranks among PH’s fastest-growing companies

Sta. Lucia Land Inc. (SLI), one of the country’s leading real estate developers, has secured the 40th spot in the Top Philippine Growth Champions 2025 list, a prestigious annual ranking jointly compiled by the Philippine Daily Inquirer and global research firm Statista.

The list recognizes the 50 fastest-growing companies in the Philippines across various industries, based on their compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in revenue from 2020 to 2023.

SLI posted a robust CAGR of 18.7%, with total revenues reaching %u20B111.315 billion in 2023. Among real estate firms on the list, SLI ranks second—underscoring its sustained momentum in a competitive sector.

Headquartered in Cainta, Rizal, SLI is the publicly listed property arm of the Sta. Lucia Group, a pioneer in Philippine real estate with over five decades of industry presence. The group is especially known for pioneering golf course communities and has developed more than 300 projects across 12,000 hectares nationwide.

Looking ahead to 2025, SLI plans to ramp up its expansion in key areas such as Laguna and Batangas, while exploring new growth corridors in emerging municipalities. The company has earmarked between %u20B15 to %u20B16 billion in capital expenditures for next year, following a %u20B16.784 billion spend in 2024.

Among its newest ventures is the Sta. Monica Lake Residences in Manaoag, Pangasinan—an integrated lake community development. The firm is also preparing to open the highly anticipated Sta. Lucia Mall in Davao City later this year.

“Our inclusion in the Growth Champions list is more than recognition—it’s a reflection of the market’s continued trust in our developments,” said SLI President Exequiel Robles. “We are committed to reaching more communities with high-quality, accessible housing and commercial projects.”

This marks SLI’s fourth appearance on the Growth Champions list, a testament to its consistency and performance across multiple years, including 2021, 2022, and 2024. The company says it will continue innovating to meet evolving demand from both homebuyers and investors in the country’s rapidly changing real estate landscape.