The firm reported a 15 per cent rise in VONB, which gauges expected profits from new premiums and is a key barometer for future growth, to US$5.52 billion on a constant currency basis for the year ended Dec 31, compared to US$4.71 billion in the year-ago period.
Hong Kong, one of AIA’s largest contributors in terms of profit, logged a 28 per cent increase in VONB for the year on the back of strong demand from both domestic customers and mainland Chinese visitors.
The firm also bore fruit from commencing operations in additional provinces of mainland China as it recorded double-digit VONB growth in the majority of the markets.
Mainland China, AIA’s second-largest market in terms of new sales, reported a 2 per cent hike in VONB. Besides those, AIA’s 18 markets in Asia include Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines and South Korea.
AIA Thailand logged a 13 per cent rise in VONB to US$993 million for 2025, riding on strong distribution and continued investment in digital tools. The segment also reported an operating profit before tax of US$1.21 billion, placing it as the third-most profitable region behind Hong Kong and mainland China.
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