The Mindoro stripe-faced fruit bat is a small fruit bat recorded on Mindoro Island in the Philippines. It has been found in lowland forest and nearby habitats, but its roosting and foraging ecology remain poorly known.
The facial fur is orange, with white spots above the eyes and a short white stripe along the nose. A dark brown patch extends from the white hair at the mouth corner to the throat. The ears are low and rounded.
Records include the edge of selectively logged lowland forest, disturbed forest near grassland, secondary forest, and lowland forest over limestone. It was observed feeding on Ficus in one secondary-forest site on Mindoro, but its natural roosts and overall foraging ecology remain unknown.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.