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    CHI posts P155M profit
    By Honey Madrilejos-Reyes

    Reporter

     

    CEBU Holdings Inc., a listed real-estate developer and affiliate of property giant Ayala Land Inc., ended the first half with a 36-percent rise in net profit to P155.1 million from P114.3 million a year earlier.

    The income growth was a result of the 44-percent improvement in its consolidated revenues to P692.1 million versus P480.3 million in the same comparable period.

    “The significant growth in revenue was primarily due to the sale of commercial lots, continuing improvement of Ayala Center-Cebu’s performance, sale of remaining Amara Phase 2 lots and rental from e-office,” the company stated in its disclosure to the stock exchange.

    Ayala Center Cebu contributed P201.7 million in revenues, while net operating income was 3-percent higher versus same period last year.

    “The ongoing rezoning program of the mall is an innovative move to better address our shoppers’ needs and preferences, and the exciting marketing activities boosted sales by 6-percent compared to 2006,” the disclosure added.

    Meanwhile, e-Office rental brought in total revenues of P26.9-million contributing a 3-percent rise from a year earlier.

    Amara, a high-end seaside residential community, contributed total sales of P77.2 million from the sale of eight remaining Phase 2 lots amounting to P16.7 million and from the previous year’s sale computed based on percentage of completion.

    As of end June, Phase 1 was 94- percent complete, while the second phase was 6-percent complete.

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