Ultimate Finance said this was the highest ever half-year origination results and all its product ranges were performing well.
The firm noted that the lending book reached £257m, a record, adding that the “diversification and scale” were being delivered across three product verticals.
The lender said it recently increased its invoice finance facility size from £7m to £10m to support funding requirements.
Ultimate Finance has also enhanced its bridging finance range, lowered rates on development exit facilities, launched a light-touch refurbishment offering up to 85% day one loan to value (LTV) and added more flexibility on net sales proceeds release.
The company has also grown its asset finance team, moved into a larger office and increased its securitisation facility.
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Josh Levy (pictured), CEO of Ultimate Finance, commented: “Our performance in the first half of 2025 is a clear demonstration of the success of our business strategy and represents another step towards realising our growth ambitions. Having all three areas of the business – working capital, asset finance, and bridging finance – working in unison is delivering real strategic value.
“We’ve built strong momentum, and our results reflect the strength of our team, the resilience of our local relationship-based model, and the increasing demand for our tailored finance solutions. Looking ahead, we are set to launch further developments in our Structured Finance product to address growing demand in the ABL space. We remain as committed as ever to delivering tailored funding solutions through our growing network of introducers.”
