Mitsubishi Motors Finance PH Inc. officially launched
Mitsubishi wants to make car ownership easier with MMFP

Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) has launched its own in-house auto financing to help customers purchase their dream vehicles with ease. Launched recently is Mitsubishi Motors Finance Philippines, Inc. (MMFP), which was made possible through a joint venture between MMPC and Security Bank Corporation.
Under the brand “Mitsubishi Motors Finance powered by Security Bank”, MMFP started operations at five Mitsubishi dealerships in April and now offers financing solutions across all 67 Mitsubishi Motors dealerships nationwide.
This nationwide rollout marks a key milestone in Mitsubishi Motors’ mid-term business plan, Challenge 2025, which positions ASEAN as a core growth region—with MMFP playing a strategic role in driving that expansion in the Philippines. With a steadily growing population and strong economic fundamentals, the Philippine automotive market is on a clear growth path. In FY2024, Mitsubishi Motors sold 91,639 units locally—a 12% increase year-on-year—cementing the Philippines as one of its top ASEAN markets with 19.5% market share.
With new car buyers in the Philippines relying on financing, sales financing plays a critical role in enabling car ownership. By bringing together Mitsubishi Motors’ robust market presence and Security Bank’s financial expertise, MMFP is committed to driving the continued growth of Mitsubishi Motors’ sales in the Philippines.
“The official launch of MMFP marks a significant milestone in Mitsubishi Motors’ long-standing journey in the Philippines. We remain committed to the country as one of our most important markets. Through collaboration with MMFP in financing services and Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation in local production and sales, we will continue to grow and serve our customers with excellence,” said Takao Kato, CEO of Mitsubishi Motors.
For Satoshi Nakano, president & CEO of MMFP, the joint venture between Mitsubishi Motors and Security Bank will make car ownership for Filipinos more attainable.
“Today marks a key milestone for MMFP as we launch nationwide. As a joint venture between Mitsubishi Motors and Security Bank, MMFP brings together market leadership and financial expertise to offer accessible, reliable financing. Our shared vision is to enrich Filipino lives by making car ownership more attainable and supporting Mitsubishi Motors’ continued growth in the country,” said Nakano.
Meanwhile, Sanjiv Vohra, president & CEO of Security Bank, shared that the official launch of MMFP is a milestone that highlights the strengths of Mitsubishi Motors and Security Bank.
“We’re uniting global expertise with local insight to make car ownership more accessible for Filipinos. Reflecting the Bank’s commitment to BetterBanking, MMFP delivers innovative, reliable financing solutions that empower customers and elevate their quality of life,” added Vohra.
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