AIA Group Limited has announced its financial results for the year ending 31 December 2025, showcasing a robust performance despite challenging market conditions. AIA Singapore reported a 14% increase in Value of New Business (VONB), driven by strong growth across agency and partnership distribution channels.
The Annualised New Premium (ANP) for AIA Singapore rose by 23% to $1,128m, although the VONB margin slightly decreased to 47%. This shift is attributed to a strategic focus on unit-linked long-term savings products aimed at the wealth segment. Total Weighted Premium Income (TWPI) also grew by 16%, reflecting the company’s strong business expansion.
Wong Sze Keed, CEO of AIA Singapore, highlighted the company’s financial resilience and strategic core, stating, “Our growth across Value of New Business, Annualised New Premium, Total Weighted Premium Income, and Operating Profit After Tax highlights the strength of our strategic core.”
On a broader scale, AIA Group achieved a 15% increase in VONB to $5,516m, with an Operating Profit After Tax (OPAT) of $7,136m, marking a 12% rise per share. The group’s strategy of focusing on less capital-intensive products contributed to a 14% increase in net Free Surplus Generation (FSG) per share.
Looking ahead, AIA’s strategic initiatives, including the ‘Wealthbeing’ proposition for high-net-worth clients, position the company to continue capturing growth opportunities in Asia’s life and health insurance market. The company has also announced a new $1.7b share buy-back, reflecting its strong capital position and commitment to delivering shareholder value.
