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Tala’s Q1 2025 Growth Surges, Reaching PHP16 Billion In Global Revenue And Driving Expansion

The financial infrastructure company Tala reported an annualized revenue run rate of $300 million in Q1 2025.

Tala’s Q1 2025 Growth Surges, Reaching PHP16 Billion In Global Revenue And Driving Expansion

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Tala, a financial infrastructure company that leverages data to deliver financial services to customers around the world, announced its 2024 performance at industry event Breaking the Bank Summit in San Francisco, California this week. As of Q1 2025, Tala posted a record global annualized revenue run rate of $300 million or Php16 billion and added half a million customers – an 80% increase compared to Q1 2024.

At the end of 2024, Tala produced 35% YoY revenue CAGR, having served 10 million customers and delivered more than $6 billion or Php 333 trillion in loan originations globally. In the Philippines, it has provided over 24 million loans and has over 3.6 million users and counting.

“Tala has evolved and grown over the last decade. From a company that started with a mission of delivering financial services to customers with limited access to the emerging digital economy, we have built a vertically integrated financial services platform powered by a large moat of proprietary data and scaled AI infrastructure,” said CEO & founder Shivani Siroya at the event. “2024 was a pivotal year for Tala as we leveraged AI to rapidly replicate our infrastructure across diverse markets, diverse customer bases, and new products to make financial products more valuable to our customers, and we see the momentum driving us to new heights in the first quarter of 2025.”

Tala is positive that financial services, such as credit, can be part of the financial journeys of Filipinos as it continues its mission to unlock the economic power of the Global Majority.

About Tala

Tala is a global financial infrastructure company building the world’s most accessible financial services. Their financial services provide customers with flexible, convenient, online credit to help support the unbanked and underserved population. Tala has given more than 40 million loans totaling more than 6 billion USD to more than 10 million people across three continents. Customers have used Tala products to start and expand small businesses, manage day-to-day needs, and pursue their financial goals with confidence. Start your journey into financial freedom: https://tala.ph/borrow/.

For questions about legitimate digital lending platforms, visit gotala.co/help or interact through the official Tala app. Tala is operated by Tala Financing Philippines Inc., a licensed financing company with SEC Registration No. CS201710582 and Certificate of Authority No. 1132, and a registered operator of payment system, with OPS Registration No. OPSCOR-2023-0010. Always study the terms and conditions and the disclosure statement before proceeding with any loan transaction. Tala is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission, with email address at flcd_queries@sec.gov.ph.