Maharlika remits P1.376-billion dividend to Treasury bureau

THE Maharlika Investment Corp. (MIC) said it remitted P1.376 billion to the Bureau of the Treasury, exceeding the 50% minimum dividend requirement for government-owned and -controlled corporations.

In a statement on Monday, the sovereign wealth fund said the dividend was equivalent to 75% of its net earnings from 2025.

In 2025, MIC posted a net profit of P2.36 billion, down 11.8%.

However, other comprehensive income surged to P379.42 million, bringing total comprehensive income for 2025 to P2.74 billion, up 2.3%.

“This remittance reflects MIC’s continued commitment to responsible stewardship of public resources and support for the National Government’s priorities,” according to Rafael D. Consing, Jr., MIC president and chief executive officer.

“As the country responds to the challenges arising from the state of national energy emergency, MIC is working to contribute additional resources while continuing to pursue its mandate of generating sustainable returns for the Filipino people,” he added.

“Consistent with MIC’s strong financial position and commitment to public service, the board authorized an additional dividend declaration above the statutory minimum requirement,” it added. — Justine Irish D. Tabile