METRO MANILA, Philippines — The Asialink Group of Companies (Group) proudly announces a record achievement of P50.2 billion in assets under management (AUM) as of end-June 2026.
The milestone reflects growing demand for access to the Group’s breadth of financing and refinancing solutions, as well as the synergy between its long-term branch expansion and optimization plan, sales strategy, and institutional recognition bearing fruit.
Based on internally verified data as of end-June 2026, 60% of the recorded AUM is from the Group’s collective portfolio of MSME borrowers, comprising of more than 165,000 active clients with an average ticket size of P450,000, while the remaining 40% consisted of retail clients availing various loan products.
The Group’s portfolio quality remains healthy, with a steady non-performing loan (NPL) ratio of 2% as of end-June 2026.
Commenting on this record achievement, Robert B. Jordan, Jr., Group CEO of the Asialink Group of Companies, said: “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.”
The homegrown Group has secured multiple significant credit facilities from international institutions to expand its lending to MSMEs in the Philippines.
These include a US$75 million (P4.4 billion) facility from Standard Chartered Bank, a US$165 million (P9.6 billion) facility from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), and a US$135 million (P7.6 billion) facility from the International Finance Corporation (IFC)[ PHP equivalents are approximate and were calculated using prevailing exchange rates at the time each facility was announced or executed.].
Most recently, it secured a PHP 500 million sustainability-linked social credit facility from Cathay United Bank, reported in May 2026, to support underserved sectors, including rural MSMEs and women-owned businesses.
Operating primarily through its flagship companies Asialink Finance Corporation, Global Dominion Financing Inc., and South Asialink Finance Corporation, the Group seeks the financial empowerment of unbanked, underbanked, and underserved Filipinos primarily through MSME financing, collateral-backed loans and vehicle financing. (Manny D. Balbin)
