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Wisr Limited has successfully closed its Share Purchase Plan, raising $1.22 million and reducing corporate debt by $7.5 million as part of a broader $10.6 million capital raise.

Harmoney has secured a $15 million revolving debt facility from a major Australian bank, refinancing its previous loan at a significantly lower margin and underpinning future growth.

Harmoney has reaffirmed its FY26 profit guidance, aiming for a $12 million cash NPAT, while unveiling a new secured auto loan product designed to disrupt the car finance market.

Peppermint Innovation is repositioning as a digital wallet operator targeting the vast Philippine cooperative sector, aiming to scale rapidly and generate predictable revenue from one million active users.

MoneyMe Limited reported a robust FY25 with a $1.6 billion loan book, 28% growth from FY24, and a $24 million operating cash profit, signaling a strong turnaround. The fintech lender also improved credit quality and expanded funding capacity, setting the stage for future growth.

Wisr Limited’s FY2025 results reveal a modest revenue decline alongside increased losses, with no dividends declared, highlighting ongoing challenges for the fintech lender.

Harmoney Corp has delivered a record FY25 performance, exceeding profit expectations and boosting its FY26 profit forecast by 20%, driven by strong loan growth and its advanced Stellare 2.0 platform.

Harmoney’s founder Neil Roberts has sold 3.6 million shares, reducing his stake to 15%, as he transitions from Chief Strategy Officer to a non-executive director role.

Wisr Limited has inked a $267 million loan funding warehouse facility led by Barclays, boosting its capacity to expand personal and secured vehicle loans. This move enhances Wisr’s funding flexibility and cost efficiency as it pursues aggressive growth.

Harmoney Corp upgrades its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million, driven by strong loan book growth and improved margins, while announcing a strategic 5% on-market share buy-back.

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's half-year results for 1H25 reveal a modest decline in cash earnings due to inflationary pressures and increased investment spend, balanced by robust customer growth and digital innovation.

MONEYME reports a 54% surge in loan originations and a $1.4 billion loan book in 2Q25, underpinned by fresh growth capital and a strategic shift to secured lending.