Rockwell Land Corp. delivered the kind of quarter that lets investors look past family drama — at least for now. The Lopez-led property developer posted ₱6.46 billion in consolidated revenue in the first quarter, up 45% from ₱4.45 billion a year earlier, powered by stronger residential project recognition and a sharp rebound in leasing. Revenue from real estate sales climbed to ₱4.46 billion from ₱3.10 billion , while lease income rose to ₱1.02 billion from ₱642 million , the company said in its quarterly filing. More important for shareholders, profit growth outran the top line. Net income rose 52% to ₱1.43 billion , from ₱943 million a year earlier, while net income attributable to parent shareholders surged 67% to ₱1.29 billion . Earnings per share improved to ₱0.21 , from ₱0.13 . That makes Rockwell an outlier in the Lopez orbit: a company still presenting a straightforward growth story while the broader clan is absorbed in a messy leadership battle involvin...