DoubleDragon Sets Ambitious 10-Year Growth Vision Toward Global Expansion and Financial Strength
At the Annual Stockholders’ Meeting of DoubleDragon Corporation held on December 19, 2025, Chairman Edgar “Injap” Sia II outlined the company’s next phase of growth, marking the transition from a decade of preparation to an era of accelerated expansion.
In his address to shareholders, Sia reflected on the period from 2020 to 2025, describing it as an exceptionally challenging chapter shaped by the pandemic and successive global and domestic economic and geopolitical disruptions. He noted that navigating prolonged uncertainty tested even the most established companies, but emphasized that these conditions enabled DoubleDragon to build resilience, sharpen its execution, and strengthen its organization.
“With the support of our shareholders, DoubleDragon has not only endured but emerged stronger—now supported by a battle-tested and deeply prepared team,” Sia said, adding that the company is now positioned to aggressively pursue growth over the next decade.
Sia reiterated DoubleDragon’s 10-year grand vision for 2025 to 2035, anchored on five strategic objectives: achieving over ₱500 billion in consolidated annual global revenues and more than ₱50 billion in net income; fully optimizing its existing hard asset portfolio across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao while completing a presence in all 82 Philippine provinces; expanding Hotel101 Global to 100 countries worldwide; becoming a debt-free company; and generating more than ₱12 billion in annual cash dividends by 2035.
He said these goals, once realized, would position DoubleDragon as a major source of recurring dollar inflows for the Philippine economy and elevate the company into the ranks of globally competitive, Philippine-listed enterprises. Sia emphasized that the vision can only be achieved through the continued commitment of the DoubleDragon team and the sustained support of shareholders.
Highlighting the company’s international expansion, Sia announced that Hotel101’s 680-room property in Madrid, Spain, is set to begin operations in March 2026. He described the opening as a milestone that marks the first time a homegrown Filipino hotel brand will welcome guests abroad, signaling the start of Hotel101’s global rollout under an asset-light business model.
Closing his message, Sia reaffirmed management’s commitment to disciplined execution, entrepreneurial grit, and long-term value creation. “We are fully committed to making DoubleDragon’s 2035 vision a reality—building a company that will stand as a pillar of the Philippine economy, establish Hotel101 as a truly global brand, and bring pride to Filipinos wherever we operate,” he said.
