Ayala Land Eyes Stronger 2027 Post-Demanding Year for Property Sector
Philippine property giant Ayala Land Inc. is mapping out a strategy for stronger growth in 2027, focusing on increased recurring income, a selective residential launch program, and a strengthened balance sheet. The company anticipates a rebound in the real estate sector after a challenging period.
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