InLife is stepping on the growth accelerator in 2026 after posting a strong 2025 performance, banking on wider insurance penetration, expanded employee benefits offerings, and faster digitalization to sustain momentum.
The country’s first and largest Filipino-owned life insurer said it will focus on bringing life and health insurance products to more Filipinos, strengthening benefits solutions for businesses, and investing in digital platforms that make services more accessible to customers.
The push comes on the heels of a standout 2025. During its Annual Members’ Meeting, InLife reported consolidated revenues of P36 billion, surging from P27 billion in 2024, driven by stronger premium collections and a one-time gain from its acquisition of Generali Philippines.
Consolidated assets rose to P176 billion, boosted by the integration of the acquired business and continued growth in Variable Unit-Linked (VUL) insurance assets.
The insurer also paid out P11.4 billion in claims and benefits during the year, highlighting its role in providing financial protection to policyholders and their families.
“InLife remained focused on providing insurance solutions that support Filipinos’ long-term financial goals, wealth creation, healthcare needs, and retirement planning,” said InLife President and CEO Raoul Antonio E. Littaua.
A major pillar of the company’s growth strategy is the integration of InLife Benefits, which expanded its capabilities across life and health insurance, healthcare services, and employee benefits.
The insurer’s strong showing also reinforced its standing in the industry. Based on Insurance Commission data, InLife ranked third in net worth, fourth in assets, sixth in premium income, and fifth in New Business Annualized Premium Equivalent (NBAPE) when combined with InLife Benefits.
With a larger balance sheet, broader product portfolio, and expanding digital capabilities, InLife is positioning itself to capture growing demand for protection, health, and retirement solutions as more Filipinos seek greater financial security.
