Latest Loan Book Growth News

AMP Limited reports a 3.6% rise in total assets under management, driven by a 61.6% jump in Platforms net cashflows and steady growth across divisions, alongside significant legal settlements.

Solvar Limited’s FY25 results highlight solid loan book growth in Australia, the strategic launch of Bennji commercial finance, and a significant 40% increase in dividends, underpinning confidence in future earnings.

Solvar Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 17.4% increase in normalised NPAT and launched Bennji, a new commercial lending brand targeting small businesses.

MONEYME Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 28% increase in its loan book to $1.6 billion and a positive operating cash profit of $24 million, underpinned by improved credit quality and strategic funding initiatives.

MoneyMe Limited posted a statutory net loss of $66.6 million for FY25, driven by accounting adjustments and credit loss provisions despite strong loan book growth and funding advances. The company is poised for growth with a new credit card launch and ongoing AI integration.

Kina Securities Limited reported a robust 37% jump in statutory net profit after tax for the half year ended June 2025, driven by solid revenue growth and expanding loan portfolios. The bank also declared a higher interim dividend, reflecting confidence in its financial strength.

Australian Finance Group (AFG) reported a robust FY25 with record broker recruitment, loan book growth, and earnings, driven by technology adoption and diversified products. The company signals a positive outlook for FY26 amid expected cash rate cuts and market momentum.

Australian Finance Group Ltd (AFG) reported a 21% rise in statutory net profit after tax to $35 million for FY25, driven by record broker numbers and loan book growth. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 5.3 cents per share, underscoring strong shareholder returns.

Cash Converters International Limited reported robust FY25 results, driven by strategic franchise acquisitions and a shift to longer-term, lower-cost lending products. The company is poised for further growth with new loan launches and luxury retail expansion.

Turners Automotive Group is on track to surpass its record first-half earnings by over 10%, driven by strategic branch expansions and robust finance and insurance growth despite economic headwinds.

MA Financial Group reported a robust 30% revenue increase for the first half of 2025, yet statutory net profit fell sharply by 44%, highlighting a complex financial landscape as the firm prepares to acquire IP Generation.

QuickFee Limited reports a robust 25% revenue increase in FY25 alongside a return to profitability, setting a confident earnings guidance for FY26 backed by its expanding Connect platform.