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Hyundai Capital Holds 2025 Global IR Conference: "Achieved Both Asset Growth and Improved Soundness"

Global Assets Reach 194 Trillion Won in Q3, Up 19% Year-on-Year
Domestic Delinquency Rate at 0.77%, Down 12.5% from Last Year

Hyundai Capital announced on December 4 that it held the '2025 Global Investor Relations (IR) Conference' for domestic and international investors.


Hyundai Capital Holds 2025 Global IR Conference: "Achieved Both Asset Growth and Improved Soundness" Hyundai Capital Building, Jung-gu, Seoul. Hyundai Capital

As the exclusive financial affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, Hyundai Capital explained that it has succeeded in increasing its global assets and improving its soundness indicators through communication and systematic management among its affiliates.


The conference, held the previous day at Hyundai Capital's headquarters in Jung-gu, Seoul, was attended by about 150 representatives from 78 institutions, including banks, securities firms, and credit rating agencies.


This year, in particular, Yoon Taesik, Head of IR at Hyundai Motor Company, participated and presented on Hyundai Motor's domestic and global performance as well as future business strategies. He emphasized the "one team" system between the automaker and its exclusive financial affiliate.


According to Hyundai Capital, as of the third quarter, Hyundai Capital's total global assets amounted to approximately 194 trillion won, a 19% increase compared to the same period last year.


Despite the increase in asset size, asset quality reached an all-time high. This year, the delinquency rate for domestic operations was 0.77%, down from 0.88% last year. Hyundai Capital noted that the delinquency rate has declined over the past three years.


At the conference, Hyundai Capital introduced not only this year's performance but also its overseas business strategies and next year's domestic and international funding strategies.


Lee Youngseok, Head of Finance at Hyundai Capital, stated, "As interest rate volatility increased, we diversified our borrowing portfolio to reduce interest expenses," adding, "Next year, we will continue to manage funding costs stably based on our excellent credit rating and proactive risk management."


He continued, "Amid growing global uncertainties due to U.S. tariff measures and a strong dollar, we achieved solid results through close collaboration among group affiliates," and added, "As the exclusive financial affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, Hyundai Capital will actively expand its overseas business next year in line with the group's global strategy."


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