The results of the 25 Best Taiwan Global Brands 2025 were announced on Jan. 5th. Chailease Holding  (TWSE Code:5871) was recognized for the 12th time, with a brand value of USD 564 million, marking its first entry into the top 10, ranking No. 10, showing the resilience and strength of its brand management.

Using its ability to connect industrial ecosystems and its influence within the financial leasing industry and with the help of the driving forces of digital technologies, not only did Chailease Holding enhanced engagement and experience for both corporate and individual clients, but also empowered small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to enhance their ESG capabilities. These achievements helped them earn broad recognition from the market.

The Best Taiwan Global Brands ranking is promoted by the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER)   and entrusting Interbrand, the world’s first brand consultancy certified under ISO 10668, to evaluate Chailease Holding’s brand value from an international perspective. Chailease Holding, which has been established for over 50 years, is constantly listed as the leading corporation in the leasing and financing industry with the help of international presence. In response to industry transformation and rapid digital innovation, Chailease Holding has embedded Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into its corporate strategy. In addition to internalizing ESG into its core businesses, Chailease Holding also supported SMEs to innovate and grow.

Besides hosting the 13th Chailease SME Strategy Forum, Chailease has also organized the Chailease SME ESG Forum for three consecutive years. Additionally, in collaboration with TIER, the company also launched the ESG Self-Assessment Tool (TEST), enabling SME owners to gain a comprehensive understanding of their ESG readiness and take their first steps toward implementation.

At the same time, Chailease Holding has combined media resources to support corporate transformation and upgrading. In 2025, for the first time it launched the Chailease Innovation Forum. With a keen sight, it focused on AI and energy-related challenges faced by clients. The company also partnered with media outlets to promote a three-year ESG qualitative research project and established ESG learning circles to foster shared knowledge. Through these initiatives, Chailease has connected upstream and downstream industries, guiding Taiwanese SMEs toward ESG transformation and sharing research outcomes with government agencies and enterprises to create a collaborative and sustainable industrial environment.

Beyond its solid financial performance, Chailease Holding has actively improved ESG initiatives and net-zero carbon goals. It achieved significant progress across multiple aspects this year, which helped Chailease Holding to gain multiple honors and evaluations, including the MSCI ESG Ratings’ highest AAA rating, the ESG Sustainability Leadership Award from the British Standards Institution (BSI), recognition in CommonWealth Learning’s Taiwan's Top 100 Exemplary Enterprises of CommonWealth Talent Sustainability Award and certification under CommonWealth Magazine’s 1.5°C Carbon Reduction program.

In addition, with the help of its solid brand foundation and extraordinary industry influence, Chailease Holding’s subsidiary Chailease International Financial Leasing Corp. was recognized as one of the Top 10 Most Influential Brands in China’s Financial Industry under the Top 500 Brands in Asia 2025 with a brand value of RMB 34.56 billion. The evaluation was jointly initiated by Asiabrand and the Asia Digital Development Bank, and co-organized with organizations including the MINAX Global Brand Exchange, the Eurasian Brand Evaluation Center, and the China-Asia Economic Development Association.

By aligning with industrial trends, Chailease Holding continues to create a flexible and innovative product framework for its customers. Taking advantage of the trustworthy service quality, Chailease Holding empowered SMEs’ growth and supported the stability of the expansion of the supply chain.