After a bruising 2024, Marcventures Holdings, Inc. found its footing in 2025. The rebound was not subtle. It arrived in the blunt language of mining accounts: more tonnage, better realised prices, stronger cash generation and a balance sheet with less strain. In an industry where optimism is often buried under mud, regulation and weather, FY2025 looked refreshingly like a year in which the ore market, and MARC’s operations, finally cooperated. For much of the previous year, the company had the air of a miner waiting for the tide to turn. In 2024 MARC’s revenue had sagged to ₱1.716bn , and net income had slumped to ₱118.1m , as weaker ore prices crimped margins and dulled the benefits of steady shipment volumes. Then, in 2025, the numbers snapped back. Revenue climbed to ₱2.708bn , up 57.8% year on year; net income surged to ₱471.1m , a rise of 298.9% . Total assets expanded to ₱6.225bn , equity rose to ₱5.375bn , and liabilities edged down to ₱850.2m . The result was not merely an imp...