Latest Loan Book Growth News

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.

QuickFee Limited posted a 25% increase in revenue to A$25.3 million for FY25, driven by strong growth in both Australia and the US, alongside a positive underlying EBTDA of A$2.4 million before a one-off credit loss provision.

Harmoney has delivered a robust FY25 performance, exceeding its upgraded profit guidance with strong loan book growth and improved efficiency. The fintech lender projects a remarkable 111% increase in cash NPAT for FY26, driven by its AI-powered Stellare 2.0 platform and strategic expansion plans.

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.

MyState Limited reports a transformative FY25 with a 64% loan book growth following its merger with Auswide Bank, delivering a 17% rise in underlying profit and declaring a fully franked final dividend.

Judo Bank reported a robust 24% increase in statutory net profit after tax for FY25, driven by strong loan book growth and operational efficiencies. The bank projects even stronger profit growth in FY26, underpinned by strategic expansion and technology upgrades.

Judo Capital Holdings Limited reported a robust FY25 with a 16% loan book expansion and a 14% rise in underlying profit before tax, underpinned by operational leverage and strategic regional growth.

MONEYME has exceeded its FY25 operating cash profit expectations by 20%, driven by robust loan book expansion and improved credit quality, while gearing up for a major credit card launch.

QuickFee Limited has successfully completed an oversubscribed Share Purchase Plan, raising a total of A$1.532 million alongside a recent placement, positioning the fintech for accelerated loan book expansion in the US and Australia.

QuickFee Limited has launched a Share Purchase Plan offering up to 5 million new shares at a 2% discount, aiming to raise $250,000 to fuel loan book growth and strengthen its balance sheet. Neu Capital Australia Pty Ltd has committed to cover any shortfall, underscoring confidence in QuickFee’s growth trajectory.

QuickFee Limited reports mixed Q4 FY25 results with solid growth in US Pay Now and Australian Finance, offset by a significant US Finance decline due to credit impairment. The company completes a major refinancing and capital raise while maintaining FY25 earnings guidance.