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Dai-ichi Life Vietnam, a subsidiary of the Daiichi Life Group, said it continues to maintain a solid financial position to ensure full policyholder benefits and uphold a long-term investment commitment in Vietnam, while complying with the law and operating with transparency and integrity.
In a market that remains challenging for the insurance sector, Dai-ichi Life Vietnam reported stable 2025 results. Total insurance revenue exceeded 18,000 billion VND, while new business premiums surpassed 2,800 billion VND, helping the company continue to lead foreign life insurers in annual new business premium revenue.
The company reported a solvency margin of 192%, above the minimum required by the Ministry of Finance. It also said it maintains agent commissions and related costs at competitive and incentivizing levels, linking these expenses to business performance and service quality in full compliance with the Insurance Business Law.
Dai-ichi Life Vietnam said it continued to strengthen its policyholder reserve to more than 58,000 billion VND, up about 16% versus 2024, to support future policyholder benefits.
The company also said it executed profit distribution back to the parent company in line with the approved financial plan, subject to legal obligations and after ensuring customer obligations and state budget requirements.
Dai-ichi Life Vietnam said it has been among the leading life insurers paying significant taxes in Vietnam for many years. In 2024, it paid nearly 1,000 billion VND to the state budget and ranked in the Top 3 in 2025’s Top 10 Insurance Companies Paying State Budget.
In 2025, the company said it remained among the largest taxpayers with almost 1,300 billion VND. For tax compliance, it reported receiving commendations from Ho Chi Minh City authorities since 2013 and listed awards including Top 3 Reputable Life Insurance Company 2025; Top 500 Largest Vietnamese Enterprises 2025; Top 500 Enterprises Creating Leading Value in Vietnam 2025; Top 50 Distinguished Enterprises in Vietnam 2025; and Top 50 Innovative and Efficient Enterprises 2025.
Looking ahead, Dai-ichi Life Vietnam said that by the end of Q1 2026, its total assets exceeded 82,000 billion VND and total policy reserves were over 60,000 billion VND, up 15% year-on-year, providing a foundation for long-term benefit payments.
During the first quarter of 2026, the company said it paid nearly 1,400 billion VND in insurance benefits to nearly 90,000 customers nationwide. It also reported pretax profit of over 800 billion VND and total insurance premium revenue of over 3,900 billion VND.
Dai-ichi Life Vietnam said it continued to upgrade the Dai-ichi Connect app, which has reached 1.5 million downloads. The company reported a Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score of 83% and a Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 42%, citing strong customer loyalty and trust.
“After nearly two decades of operation in Vietnam, the company will continue implementing a sustainable development strategy, focusing on customers, developing protection solutions tailored to increasingly diverse customer needs, enhancing training and advisory capabilities of the sales force, and maintaining high standards of governance and financial security, reinforcing a long-term commitment to the country and its people,” said Nguyen Thi Thanh Nha, Deputy General Director of Finance at Dai-ichi Life Vietnam.
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