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The “Ateities 11” project (Loans 93, 107, 125) has been fully recovered following collateral sale. After legal and recovery costs, €97,487 including interest has been distributed to investors. This reduces total outstanding recovery amounts from €496,645 to €393,200, now representing just 2.3% of the total portfolio under management.
Capitalia will soon offer Europe’s first InvestEU-backed crowdfunding loans, targeting Baltic SMEs with a €15M portfolio. In March, 128 applications (€15.2M) were processed, 25 projects (€2.5M) listed, and 15 loans (€1.9M) repaid. A €106K defaulted loan was fully recovered within 5 months, with full returns distributed to investors.
InRento enters Romania with its Z128 Brașov I project, targeting a mixed-use redevelopment. Investors are offered 9.75–11% annual interest plus 1.5% capital gains, totaling up to 12.5% p.a. The project features a low 18% LTV and €25,000 expected monthly rent from October 2026, with interim returns supported by shareholder guarantees.
Fintown reports stable operations with Řičany at 85–90% occupancy and Michle nearing completion with a signed buyer. The platform is transitioning to “Fintown 2.0” to improve structure and liquidity. However, transparency gaps, capital structure disclosure issues, and bank approval delays remain key risks alongside rising construction costs. To watch the full interview, navigate to our Academy section.
Triple Dragon sees AI as a cost and efficiency tailwind, not a revenue threat: it can lower prototyping, concept art and mobile UA costs, while hit games still depend on gameplay, community and discoverability rather than cheap content. The Iran conflict is not affecting demand today; if higher fuel costs curb travel, some discretionary spend could shift toward at-home leisure, which may be marginally positive for games.
EstateGuru funded €6.59 million in new Baltic loans in March, its strongest month of 2026 so far. Latvia led with €2.93 million, followed by Estonia at €2.92 million and Lithuania at €0.74 million. Investors received €7.59 million in payouts, including €5.55 million in scheduled principal, €1.37 million in recoveries, and €0.67 million in returns.
Lendermarket’s April Yield Bloom campaign offers cashback on newly deposited and invested funds after opt-in. Investors can earn 0.5% from €3,000, 1.0% from €7,000, 1.5% from €15,000, and 2.0% from €50,000+. Opt-in and invest between April 9–30, avoid withdrawals during the no-withdrawal period, and bonuses will be paid automatically by October 16.
Latvijas Banka identified 15 firms operating without licences: Crowdestor OÜ, Crowd p2p d.o.o., Fintown s.r.o., Hive5 marketplace d.o.o., Income Company OÜ, IUVO Group OÜ, Investly Ltd, Investly Technologies OÜ, Kviku Holding Ltd, LOANCH (RiseTech Kft.), Lonvest Platform d.o.o., Robocash d.o.o., Scramble OÜ, Swaper Platform OÜ, and Triple Dragon Funding S.a.r.l., Ventus Energy Group OÜ. Investors receive no legal protection and face potential total loss.
Latvia-based Nectaro reported €367,938 revenue (+5× YoY) and €19.5M assets under management (+430%), serving ~10,000 investors across five markets. Net loss widened to €1.43M due to higher tech, hiring, and €676K marketing spend. With a 3.9% fee, annualised revenue run-rate nears €760K vs €1.79M costs, supporting a near-term breakeven outlook as portfolio growth continues.
Nectaro’s campaign (April 7–17, 2026) rewards portfolio growth vs. the April 6 baseline. Cashback tiers: €300–€999 (1%), €1,000–€2,499 (1.5%), €2,500–€4,999 (2%), €5,000–€9,999 (2.5%), €10,000–€24,999 (3%), €25,000+ (4%). Growth of €50,000+ earns an extra €500 bonus. Cashback capped at €1,000; paid by May 15, 2026.