The offer runs from Oct. 6-13, 2025, and gives Toyota Financial Services Philippines Corp. (TFSPH) fresh access to funding, allowing it to offer more flexible and competitive loan options to Filipino car buyers.
The maiden issue includes two-year bonds due 2027 at 5.7725 percent and three-year bonds due 2028 at 5.9418 percent.
The move supports Toyota Motor Philippines, which remains the country’s dominant automotive brand with a 46.1 percent market share as of June 2025, after retail sales rose 6.6 percent to 111,276 units, outpacing the industry’s 5.8 percent growth.
First Metro Investment Corp. and ING Bank N.V. Manila Branch serve as joint lead arrangers, with Metrobank and BPI Capital Corp. as selling agents.
TFSPH is 40 percent owned by Toyota Motor Philippines’ parent firm, the Ty family-led GT Capital Holdings, and 60 percent-owned by Japan-based Toyota Financial Services.
TFSPH had also earned a PRS Aaa (corp.) rating with a stable outlook from Philippine Rating Services Corp. (PhilRatings), the highest credit grade possible.
—Edited by Miguel R. Camus
