Filinvest Group is a Philippine conglomerate, founded in 1955, with holdings in real estate, banking, hospitality, utilities, infrastructure and sugar.
Filinvest Development Corporation (FDC) is a diversified conglomerate in the Philippines, founded in 1955 as a second-hand car financing business by Andrew Gotianun Sr. and Mercedes Gotianun. Seventy years on, the group holds interests across six industries: real estate development and leasing, banking and financial services, hotel and resort management, power generation and utilities, infrastructure, and sugar. Its operations are concentrated in the Philippines, extending to Luzon through the operation of Clark International Airport.
Its main subsidiaries span these sectors. Filinvest Land Inc. develops residential subdivisions, shopping centres, central business districts, offices, condominiums and industrial estates; it has housed more than 160,000 families and developed over 2,500 hectares of land. East West Banking Corporation provides banking and financial services. Filinvest Hospitality Corporation manages the group's hotels and resorts, while FDC Utilities Inc. covers power generation and utilities. Luzon International Premiere Development Inc. operates Clark International Airport.
Employees work across a range of industries and functions, from construction, property management and engineering to banking, hospitality, utilities and airport operations. The group describes its mission as enabling Filipinos to achieve their dreams through sustainable investments that support local economies and nation-building, and states that it applies EESG (Environmental, Economic, Social, Governance) practices across its value chain, alongside commitments to sustainability and corporate citizenship. In 2025 it was named among TIME's Asia-Pacific Best Companies.
