Latest Consumer Finance News

Latitude Group Holdings Limited reported a robust 59% increase in Cash NPAT for FY25, driven by strong volume growth and margin expansion, while declaring a fully franked 9.00 cents per share dividend.

Harmoney Corp Limited reported a striking 166% rise in Cash NPAT to $6.1 million for the half-year ended December 2025, driven by robust loan originations and improved interest margins. The company’s scalable model and refinancing efforts underpin its strong financial momentum.

MoneyMe Limited reported a 17.2% rise in gross revenue and a 43.7% reduction in net loss for the half-year to December 2025, underpinned by strong loan book growth and enhanced funding capacity.

Solvar Limited reported a 5.8% rise in net profit for the half year ending December 2025, driven by strategic asset sales and expanded funding facilities. The company declared both interim and special dividends, signalling confidence despite ongoing regulatory challenges.

humm Group reports a $13.9 million statutory profit for 1H26, driven by commercial lending growth and strong consumer segment performance despite rising credit losses and regulatory costs.

ASB’s half-year results show a modest 1% rise in cash net profit, driven by growth in home, business, and rural lending alongside a 5% increase in customer deposits. The bank is investing heavily in technology, customer experience, and social housing initiatives to support New Zealand’s long-term prosperity.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported a robust half-year result for December 2025, with a 6% rise in cash NPAT to $5.445 billion and a 10-cent dividend increase, underpinned by disciplined growth and strong capital management.

Credit Corp Group posted a steady first half with 4% revenue growth and flat net profit, setting the stage for a robust second half driven by increased lending and debt buying investments.

Credit Corp delivers steady H1 FY26 results with robust US collections and record lending volumes, while pursuing a strategic acquisition to boost its consumer finance footprint.

MONEYME has secured an exclusive partnership with Luxury Escapes to issue a co-branded credit card in Australia, aiming to blend travel rewards with digital-first credit services.

Credit Corp Group has submitted a non-binding indicative proposal to acquire Humm Group, marking a potential consolidation in the consumer finance sector. The proposal remains conditional as due diligence information is yet to be provided.

Humm Group has received a shareholder notice to remove key directors alongside a non-binding acquisition proposal from Credit Corp, signaling potential major changes ahead.