In an update, the lender said the credit facility had been extended to mature no earlier than 11 February 2031.
This will provide at least five years of “committed funding” from the date of the agreed terms, Sancus Lending said.
The company said the upsized and extended credit facility enhances its funding capacity and flexibility and would support “continued growth” in the UK, Ireland and Channel Irelands.
It added that the transaction built on “strong operational and financial performance” for the group.
Sancus Lending’s new lending facilities came to £212m in 2025, an increase from £108m in the prior year.
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The lender’s loans under management came to £317m, which is up by nearly a third on the previous year. Its turnover came to around £22.1m, an increase from £16.8m.
Sancus Lending added that the move further strengthened its “long-standing partnership” with Pollen Street Capital and shows the firm’s “continued confidence” in Sancus Lending’s strategy, underwriting discipline and leadership.
James Waghorn, chief investment officer at Sancus Group, said: “We are delighted to complete another extension of our successful partnership with Pollen Street. The increased and extended facility is a strong endorsement of our platform, performance and leadership team and provides enhanced flexibility to support our continued growth across the UK and Irish markets.”
