DMCI Holdings, Inc. (PSE: DMC), a large Philippine company that builds things and operates many different businesses, just announced some impressive money-making numbers for the second quarter of 2026. Let’s break down what happened in simple terms.
The Big Picture: More Money Than Last Year
According to the company’s official filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, DMCI Holdings made P6.5 billion in profit during the second quarter (April to June) of 2026. This is 61% more than the P4.0 billion they made during the same time last year. Think of it like this: if they earned 100 pesos last year, they earned 161 pesos this year during the same period.
For the entire first half of 2026 (January to June), the company made P11.4 billion in profit, which is 26% higher than the P9.0 billion they made in the first half of last year.
Where Did All This Money Come From?
DMCI Holdings is like a parent company that owns several smaller companies doing different things. Here’s how much money each business contributed in the second quarter:
Semirara Mining and Power Corporation (SMPC) – P2.7 Billion
This company mines coal and generates electricity. It earned P2.7 billion, which is 17% more than the P2.3 billion it made last year. The electricity business did really well and made up for weaker coal sales. In fact, 96% of SMPC’s earnings came from selling electricity, while only 4% came from coal.
DMCI Mining – P1.3 Billion (Record Breaking!)
This is DMCI’s nickel mining business. It had its best quarter ever, making P1.3 billion – almost four times more than the P344 million it made last year! The big reason? They opened a new mine called “Long Point,” which means they now have three active mines instead of just two, allowing them to ship more nickel.
DMCI Homes – P1.0 Billion
This is the real estate arm that builds houses and condominiums. It made P1.0 billion, up 49% from P705 million last year. More people bought homes, fewer canceled their purchases, and the company managed its costs better.
Maynilad – P810 Million
Maynilad is the water company that DMCI partly owns. It contributed P810 million, which is actually 17% less than the P974 million from last year. This happened because DMCI Holdings now owns a smaller percentage of Maynilad after the water company sold shares to the public through an IPO (Initial Public Offering).
DMCI Power – P406 Million
This company provides electricity to areas not connected to the main power grid. It made P406 million, up 9% from P374 million, thanks to record energy sales after adding new power capacity in Masbate and Antique.
D.M. Consunji, Inc. – P195 Million
This is the construction company. It contributed P195 million compared to just P18 million last year, meaning their construction projects became more profitable.
Concreat – Almost Breaking Even!
This cement business had been losing money, but it’s turning around. It only lost P4 million this quarter – a massive 99% improvement from the P682 million loss last year! They sold more cement at better prices and managed their operations more efficiently.
About DMCI Holdings
DMCI Holdings (stock ticker: DMC) is a uniquely Filipino company that started as a construction and engineering business. Since going public in 1995, it has grown to include real estate development, mining, power generation, water distribution, and cement manufacturing. The company focuses exclusively on investing in the Philippines, with most operations located outside Metro Manila, contributing to nation-building across the country.
According to the filing, DMCI Holdings has 13,277,470,000 common shares outstanding.
Source Note:This article is based on the company’s official press release and disclosures filed with the Philippine Stock Exchange’s Electronic Disclosure Generation Technology (PSE EDGE) system. For the complete and official version of the announcement, readers may visit the PSE EDGE website and search for the company’s filing directly.
