The past year has been “challenging,” according to an update from Robo.cash.
However, Robocash says it’s time to take stock and start 2023 “with new goals and plans.” The Robo.cash team is pleased to share the results of their creditors for 2022.
RC Riga Kazakhstan
2022 turned out to be “a very dynamic year for the company.” After February, business in Kazakhstan was able “to increase the volume of loans through its own financing,” maintaining leadership in the Kazakhstan PDL market:
- Net profit exceeded the planned figure by 2.5 times.
- The company maintains a consistently high customer loyalty index of 82%.
- Loan issuance increased by 60% compared to 2021.
RC Riga Singapore
The Singapore loan originator is “raising funds for the development of the Robocash Group’s business model.” Among other things, these are:
- business support in Vietnam: in 2022, loan issuance here increased by 53% compared to 2021,
- planning new product launches in Africa and Latin America.
Prestamer.es, Spain
Overall growth for 2022 was +5% thanks to:
- overfulfilling the plan for repeated customers by 15% in November,
- systematic growth of portfolio in October.
RC Riga Sri Lanka
The business began “to fully develop in 2022.”
The issued principal for Q4 “exceeded the figures for Q4 2021 by 7 times.”
The share of overdue loans is “maintained at 11,5% FPD 60+, which indicates growth in the quality of borrowers.”
UnaPay, the Philippines
In 2022, the focus of their Una team in the Philippines was “to shape the company’s strategic vision.”
Among other things, currently the company aims to:
- add new merchants (Kimstore, Emcore),
- update the mobile app.
Digido, the Philippines
Digido became “part of the Fintech Alliance.PH, the largest financial technology and digital player association in the Philippines.”
2022 was also marked for the company by other results:
- Loan issuance increased by 35% compared to 2021.
- The number of repeated loans increased by 79%.
- Net profit showed growth of 16%.
As clarified in the update, the data has been “given for November 2022 and compared to 11 months of 2021.”
