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LANDE reported a 22% revenue increase in 2024, reaching €1.96M, and returned to profitability with €166.9K net profit. Operating costs were reduced by €267K. €12.57M in loans were issued across Latvia, Romania, and Lithuania, with an average investor return of 11%. 93% of the portfolio is secured by land or machinery. Default rate remained low at 2.22%, underlining LANDE’s strong risk management.
Stikcredit.eu will disable its autoinvest feature in 7 days as the legacy platform is phased out. While no new loans are available, users can still access their accounts until all investments are repaid. Repaid and uninvested funds can be withdrawn and moved to Afranga over time.
Nectaro announces an outstanding current portfolio of €5,559,331. All loans are secured by a 60-day buyback guarantee, and none are currently in recovery. This performance places Nectaro among the top-performing platforms in the market.
Sales rose to €1.16M, but net profit slipped to €63K as admin costs more than doubled. Cash fell sharply, while receivables and fixed assets grew—signaling expansion. InRento remains profitable, with stronger equity and reduced retained losses. The full audited report is available for download in the Statistics section of our InRento review.
PeerBerry has reached a milestone of 100,000 investors. The platform now oversees more than €116 million in assets under management, with no reported losses of investor capital to date.
In April, EstateGuru’s recovery funds in active markets grew by €1.45 million, reaching €133.27 million. Meanwhile, the platform's outstanding portfolio dropped by 1.34%, indicating a modest contraction in active lending activity.
In just over a year, InRento grew its total funded volume from €20M to over €43M, signaling strong investor trust. Q1 2025 saw €5.56M financed, 16 new projects, and zero late loans. With expansion into Poland and Ireland and a new Warsaw office, over half of 2025’s deals are expected to be international.
Capitalia reports a recent increase in loans over 90 days late, linked to two clients with seven loans now in recovery. Most are secured by real estate with reasonable LTVs, though resolution may take time. The firm stresses these are isolated cases, not a systemic trend, due to its decision not to extend large exposures where refinancing efforts failed.
South African lender PrimeLoans has joined the PeerBerry platform, offering short-term loans with a 9% annual return. Backed by a buyback guarantee and Aventus Group support, these loans are available daily. PrimeLoans, established in 2024, currently manages a €0.5M portfolio. Investors can include PrimeLoans in their Auto Invest settings if aligned with their strategy.
Baltic companies submitted 118 loan applications worth €12.9M in March, up from 75 in February. Income published 29 projects on its platform totaling €3.13M, nearly doubling February’s €1.65M. Project sizes ranged between €10K and €426K. While the project pipeline remains strong, the ongoing global trade war may affect business sentiment in the Baltic region.