Santiago.– The Momón Bueno Savings and Credit Cooperative (COOPBUENO) held its 51st Ordinary General Assembly, during which it elected the new Board of Directors for the 2026-2027 period and presented financial results that confirm its strength and commitment to the development of its members and the communities where it operates.
The new management will be led by Carlos Yoel Tejada Lantigua as president, accompanied by José Antonio Ramírez as vice president, Carlos Danilo Ramos Tejada as treasurer, Ygnacia Miguelina Peña Acosta as secretary, and Pedro Caba as board member. The leadership renewal is part of an institutional process aimed at strengthening governance and proximity to the cooperative’s more than 100,000 members.
Under the slogan “Time to transform,” COOPBUENO reported that, at the close of 2025, its total assets reached RD$21.211 billion, representing a growth of 20.8% compared to the previous year. Likewise, the net credit portfolio stood at RD$14.966 billion, with a delinquency rate of 1.71% and a consolidated solvency of 16.4%, above the sector’s prudential standards.
In the social sphere, the institution highlighted that, through the COOPBUENO Foundation, it executed donations totaling RD$16,475,819 during 2025, prioritizing initiatives in buildings and housing (41%), health (25%), and education (6%), in addition to developing training programs in values, leadership, and personal finance aimed at associates and communities in its area of influence.
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The entity reported that, during this new period, it will work on a strategy focused on responsible innovation, transparency, and cooperative education, with the goal of continuing to consolidate its position in the national financial system, increasing its financing capacity, and expanding its social impact for the benefit of its members and the communities where it operates.
