Why Magnus

The crews on site were ours.

For seven years Magnus has engineered and built rooftop solar across the Philippines, often under the banner of the developer that financed the plant. This page sets the record out in full.

The record

36.9MWp

Energised nationwide

as of March 2026

Named C&I sites

as of September 2026

Island groups

Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao

Our delivered work runs from a 6.55 MWp housing-community rooftop programme in Cavite and a 2.7 MWp aviation facility in Pasay to hospitals, malls and campuses in Leyte, Sorsogon, Surigao and Misamis Occidental.

Delivered in all three island groups. Our own crews and warehousing, not borrowed ones.

Chosen by the capitalised platforms. The developers and energy majors that dominate published league tables — with international funds behind them — contract Magnus to build and operate. That is the clearest third-party verdict on our engineering.

The numbers are audited

Magnus’s financial statements are independently audited and filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Revenue grew 61.9% in FY2025, on a business that has been bootstrapped from zero since 2019 and has remained profitable while growing.

FY2025 vs FY2024, on SEC-filed audited statements — independent auditor’s report dated 15 May 2026. We publish growth and profitability qualitatively rather than line by line; every figure on this site is listed with its date and source on the facts page.

How we work

01
Engineers first.
Every project is scoped by the people who will build it.
02
We say no to bad roofs.
A structural review precedes every design. If it does not pass, we do not build on it.
03
Safety is not a slogan.
Full PPE, fall protection and permit-to-work on every site, every day.
04
Honest numbers.
Every capacity figure we publish carries a date and a definition. We would rather show 36.9 MWp we can evidence than a larger number we cannot.
05
We stay.
Our O&M teams keep plants performing for the full life of the contract.