Salmon Group, a technology financial company, announced Monday a $100 million financing round, marking a significant milestone in enhancing the company’s growth trajectory in the Philippines.

The transaction was significantly oversubscribed, underscoring strong investor confidence in Salmon’s business model and its ability to execute its vision in one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic consumer finance markets, the firm said in a statement.

The equity component totals $60 million and features a roster of prominent US-based venture investors.

The round was led by Spice Expeditions; it also includes participation from Washington University Investment Management Company (WUIMC), Moore Strategic Ventures, FJ Labs, and other existing investors of Salmon.

The proceeds will be deployed to accelerate Salmon’s product expansion, deepen its distribution network across the Philippines, further enhance the capitalization of Salmon Bank, and grow the overall balance sheet capacity of Salmon Group.

Alongside the equity round, Salmon Group successfully issued $40 million in public bonds, priced at an effective yield of 13.7 percent within its existing $150 million Nordic bond program.

The offering placed with leading global fixed income investors was executed amid volatile global capital market conditions, and its successful issuance reflects the market’s recognition of Salmon’s credit quality and growth fundamentals.

The bond proceeds will support the continued scaling of Salmon’s lending portfolio.

The dual-tranche structure – combining equity and public debt – diversifies Salmon’s funding base and positions the company for sustained balance sheet growth while maintaining a disciplined approach to capital management.

According to the statement, the Philippine consumer finance market presents a highly compelling opportunity with a large underbanked population and rapidly expanding digital adoption of financial services.

Salmon Group, operating through its Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP)-licensed bank and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)-licensed financing company, focusing on improving customer experience and differentiating itself with the speed and quality of execution.

“This round is validation of what we have been building – an always-on bank and financial services super-app for every Filipino, run with discipline and a long-term mindset,

“By now, Salmon App is one of the most loved (4.8 in App Store and Google Play) financial mobile apps in the country and one of the most reliable, with 99.9 percent uptime,” said Pavel Fedorov, Co-Founder of Salmon Group.

“We offer the best deals in the market – Salmon Credit has the longest grace period of up to 62 days, Salmon Bank offers one of the most appealing 8 percent term deposit rates, and exciting new products will soon offer fantastic deals to our customers,

“The capital will allow us to move faster on every front: more products, more reach, even greater capitalization of Salmon Bank, and better experience for our customers,” he added.

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