Asialink Group of Companies has reported a record ₱50.2 billion in assets under management as of end-June 2026, rising 20 percent from the ₱41.873 billion recorded in the same period a year earlier. The result underscores the non-bank financing firm’s solid financial standing even amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
This milestone stems from higher demand for the group’s financing and refinancing services, as well as gains from its long-term branch network expansion and efficiency drive, aligned sales strategies, and wider market trust. Verified internal data shows 60 percent of the total AUM comes from micro, small and medium enterprise borrowers, covering over 165,000 active clients with an average loan size of ₱450,000. The remaining 40 percent is held by retail customers using various loan products. Asset quality stays sound, with a non-performing loan ratio holding steady at 2 percent as of the end of June.
Group CEO Robert B. Jordan, Jr. credited the result to the company’s workforce and leadership. “We congratulate all our hard-working staff and set of leaders for working together to reach this milestone for the Group despite the macroeconomic environment. With this new achievement, we are even more determined to contribute to sustainable economic development and nation-building,” he said.
The locally founded group has lined up major credit arrangements from global lenders to boost lending support for MSMEs. These include a US$75 million facility from Standard Chartered Bank, US$165 million from the Asian Development Bank, and US$135 million from the International Finance Corporation. Most recently in May 2026, it secured a ₱500 million sustainability-linked social credit facility from Cathay United Bank to assist underserved groups such as rural MSMEs and women-led enterprises.
Operating mainly through core firms Asialink Finance Corporation, Global Dominion Financing Inc., and South Asialink Finance Corporation, the group focuses on serving unbanked and underserved Filipinos, with offerings including MSME loans, collateral-backed credit and vehicle financing. It stands among the country’s fastest-growing leading conglomerates, working to expand financial access and drive national economic progress.
