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International cooperation activities

Activities contributing to international cooperation

Activities at Orico Group Companies

At Orico Group, our affiliated companies in Asia actively strive to be harmonious with society and engage in various activities in the fields of environment, education, and more - in contribution to society.

Orico Auto Leasing (Thailand) Ltd.

Orico Auto Leasing(Thailand)Ltd.

Orico Auto Leasing (Thailand) Ltd. actively engages in forest conservation and marine life preservation as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives. Through clean-up activities, we raise employee awareness of the importance of waste separation. We also endorse evolving the office from a mere "place of work" into a "community sharing a better life". In October 2025, we participated in "World Clean Up Day 2025", conducting a clean-up around the building housing OALT.
Moving forward, we will continue our corporate activities aiming to be a company that contributes to the local community, while also striving to enhance financial services in Thailand.

Orico Auto Finance Philippines Inc.

Orico Auto Finance Philippines Inc.

In keeping efforts to engage with the community, Orico Auto Finance Philippines Inc. (OAFP) took part in this year's Brigada Eskwela on August 26, 2023 at Concepcion Elementary School in Concepcion Uno, Marikina, Philippines.
Brigada Eskwela or Schools Maintenance Week is an appeal to the "bayanihan" (cooperation) spirit of every Filipino to help prepare public schools in the Philippines for the opening of classes.
The purpose of this activity for OAFP is to shed light on the concept of "corporate social responsibility" (CSR) that describes for the actions made by businesses to support the society, which in relation to The Orico Group Code (ORICODE), "we shall act as good citizens who contribute to society."
OAFP`s Brigada Eskwela is the company`s very first CSR activity. OAFP and its 60 donors sponsored school and cleaning supplies and its 30 volunteers did minor repairs, painting, gardening, and help cleaned the school premises.

Hopefully this meaningful activity, wherein everyone exerted hand-in-hand efforts, will be the first of many more activities that will not only keep the OAFP engaged in social work, but to act as good citizens who contribute to society.

PT Orico Balimor Finance

PT Orico Balimor Finance

The Ramadan Month "Sharing Love Project" – Sustainable Support Through Community Collaboration
Orico Balimor Finance conducted its social contribution initiative, the "Sharing Love Project", during the 2025 Ramadan month, the Islamic fasting period, in the Jakarta metropolitan area of Indonesia. This activity fulfils the company's corporate social responsibility, CSR, and is positioned as part of international cooperation towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs.
Through this project, 350 food packages were distributed to individuals requiring livelihood support across the regions of Jakarta, Bekasi, Tangerang, and Sentul-Bogor. These relief supplies contained essential daily food items, providing significant assistance to recipients.
By strengthening ties with local communities during the spiritually significant period of Ramadan, Orico Balimor Finance aims to realize a "society where we live together". It also provided an opportunity for each employee to deepen their understanding of social issues and cultivate the values of solidarity and empathy.
Orico Balimor Finance will continue to carry out such international cooperation activities, building trust with local communities while contributing to the creation of a sustainable and inclusive society.

Participation in the "Furugi de vaccines" Initiative

Internal Volunteer Activities

On July 28, 2017, we utilized our after-work hours to conduct a volunteer program called "Nunochokkin" at our headquarters annex.
"Nunochokkin" is a volunteer program organized by the certified non-profit organization, "Caring for Young Refugees." It involves delivering toys such as dolls and balls to children in Cambodia. Local women in Cambodia sew the fabrics provided from Japan into finished play items, thus, contributing to local employment.
14 employees participated in this event and cut out fabrics from second hand clothes into patterns. As a result, we were able to make 15 dolls.
We will continue our efforts that contribute to international cooperation.