State-run Pag-IBIG Fund reported an 11% growth in its net income, reaching ₱16.772 billion for the first three months of 2026, driven by robust collection efforts and steady portfolio earnings.
The agency attributed the financial windfall to sustained gains across its primary revenue streams, including housing loans, short-term loans, and its investment portfolios. Notably, Pag-IBIG’s investment earnings surged by 51%, climbing to ₱3.033 billion from the ₱2.013 billion recorded during the same period last year.
Concurrently, the fund’s total assets grew by 3%, hitting ₱1.276 trillion by March, up from ₱1.234 trillion at the end of late 2025.
Sustainable Housing Finance
Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) Secretary Jose Ramon Aliling, who also chairs the 11-member Pag-IBIG Fund Board of Trustees, emphasized that the financial milestone strengthens the agency’s capacity to deliver decent and affordable housing options to the public.
“We shall continue to manage our members’ funds prudently, so that more Filipino families may benefit from housing finance that is affordable, accessible, and sustainable,” Aliling said.
Commitment to Filipino Workers
Pag-IBIG Fund Chief Executive Officer Marilene Acosta echoed these sentiments, noting that the agency’s excellent fiscal posture directly translates into competitive savings yields and lower loan rates for its membership base.
Acosta reiterated that the primary beneficiaries of the fund’s growth remain the everyday working-class Filipinos who bankroll the system.
“Pag-IBIG Fund is owned by its members, the Filipino workers. That is why we remain committed to growing and protecting their savings while ensuring that they have access to affordable home financing,” she added.