HomeBankingLithuania’s Finbee Verslui lands €35m investment from Pollen Street Capital

Lithuania’s Finbee Verslui lands €35m investment from Pollen Street Capital

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Key Points:

  1. Investment Details:
    • Finbee Verslui has secured a €35 million investment from UK private capital asset manager Pollen Street Capital.
    • Headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania.
  2. Company Operations:
    • Operates as an online P2P lending platform.
    • Provides crowdfunding solutions through Finbee for Business.
    • Since 2017, it has issued over 4,500 loans to more than 3,000 small businesses.
  3. Financial Performance:
    • Financed over €27 million in loans in 2023.
    • Anticipates achieving over €40 million in new originations in the current year.
    • Reports an average annual growth of 60% in loan originations over the past five years.
  4. CEO’s Statement:
    • Tomas Mačiulaitis, CEO of Finbee Verslui, highlighted a “funding gap” due to rising customer demand.
    • Previously increased liquidity using their own funds, but the new partnership will allow for faster growth.
  5. Impact of Investment:
    • The investment will enable Finbee Verslui to finance over 1,500 businesses more quickly and on more favorable terms.
    • Larger loans will now take just a few hours from contract signing to funds being available, compared to over a week previously.
    • The firm will lift caps on maximum loan amounts, aligning lending capacity with actual customer needs.
  6. Future Plans:
    • Plans to leverage the investment to address the liquidity gap and expand lending capabilities.
    • Aims to meet the real borrowing needs of its customers without previous liquidity limitations.
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