Latest Loan Book Growth News

QuickFee Limited has launched a A$1.5 million capital raising to fund expansion of its loan books in the US and Australia, following a quarter of record revenue and positive earnings before tax. The fintech also completed a major refinancing and revised its earnings guidance due to a credit impairment provision.

QuickFee Limited has completed a significant A$118 million debt refinancing and successfully raised A$1.25 million through a share placement, alongside announcing a new Share Purchase Plan to support its expansion in the US and Australian markets.

Turners Automotive Group has reported a record FY25 performance, with net profit after tax rising 17% to $38.6 million and dividends increasing 14% to 29.0 cents per share, showcasing resilience amid challenging economic conditions.

Propell Holdings reports Q3 FY25 cash outflows alongside a strategic shift with a new ‘Low Doc’ credit model and confirms its upcoming ASX delisting.

Wisr has upgraded its FY25 loan origination growth guidance to over 90%, driven by a 115% surge in Q3FY25 loan originations and improved credit quality metrics. The fintech lender’s disciplined growth and technology investments position it well for scaling in a shifting personal and vehicle lending market.

Wisr Limited reported a robust Q3FY25 with loan originations surging 115% year-on-year and a second consecutive quarter of loan book growth, prompting an upgrade to its FY25 loan origination guidance.

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.

Harmoney has raised its FY25 cash NPAT guidance to $5.5 million and announced an on-market share buy-back, setting the stage for accelerated loan book growth and improved returns in FY26.

Judo Capital Holdings Limited reported a robust 54% increase in statutory profit before tax for the half year ended December 2024, driven by strong SME loan growth and prudent cost management, despite a slight dip in net interest margin and statutory profit after tax.

Propell Holdings Limited reported a 75% surge in revenue driven by a rapidly expanding loan book, yet losses more than doubled amid rising impairments. The company is navigating growth challenges while engaging with the ASX on potential delisting.

Propell Holdings has reported its first half-year cash profit since its 2021 ASX listing, driven by loan book growth and new product launches, despite a Q2 operating cash outflow.

Wisr Limited reports a robust 77% increase in loan originations for Q2FY25, driving loan book growth and enhanced portfolio quality amid a strategic shift towards secured vehicle loans.