Global Dominion Financing, Inc. reported a 10 percent increase in net income for 2025, reflecting broad‑based growth across its operations.
Net profit rose to 882 million pesos from 799 million pesos in 2024, while return on equity reached 32 percent at year‑end.
Total revenue climbed to 5.12 billion pesos, driven by 4.63 billion pesos of interest income.
Operating expenses increased to 3.93 billion pesos from 2.68 billion pesos, as the company invested in branch expansion, digital infrastructure and workforce growth to support loan expansion.
Assets grew 32 percent to 18.6 billion pesos, up from 14.6 billion pesos in the previous year.
Net loans to customers, after provisions, increased to 16.24 billion pesos from 12.55 billion pesos.
The firm served 28,985 borrowers nationwide, with total loan releases rising 19.2 percent to 11.82 billion pesos from 9.92 billion pesos.
Business loans led the growth at 5.43 billion pesos, up 34.1 percent, while personal loans surged 70.7 percent to 5.22 billion pesos, indicating stronger confidence among entrepreneurs and individuals.
Equity more than tripled to 4.27 billion pesos from 1.25 billion pesos, signaling stronger capitalization.
The company’s president stated that disciplined strategy and purposeful execution delivered these results and that the organization will build on this foundation in 2026 to expand reach, deepen digital capabilities and support more small and medium enterprises.
With 196 branches as of April, the company continues a branch optimization strategy that prioritizes market penetration in provincial and community markets outside urban centers to bring accessible financing to underserved areas.
Digital transformation is positioned as a strategic bridge to reach further, serve smarter and empower more, with every digital investment aimed at extending reach and deepening impact across the country.
