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Distribution Finance celebrates jump in new loan originations

ALN

Distribution Finance Capital Holdings PLC on Thursday said it had a ‘significant’ runway for further growth as it announced a surge in new loan origination.

The Manchester, England-based provider of financing solutions for dealers and manufacturers in the UK said new loan origination jumped 30% to £460 million in the third quarter to September 30, from £352 million a year ago.

The company said regarding asset finance, over 100 dealers and introducers are now signed up and accepted to originate loans. The total loan book meanwhile reached a new milestone with over £10 million as at September 30.

‘The group is encouraged by progress and continues to expect a controlled roll-out of lending in this product over the remainder of 2025 before accelerating in 2026,’ Distribution Finance said.

Chief Executive Officer Carl D’Ammassa said: ‘The group has seen another period of outstanding growth. We are executing on our strategic plan and have a significant runway for further growth ahead across all our lending products. We are pleased with the start we have made with our asset finance product, the market for which is several times larger than our core inventory finance product. We enter the final quarter of the year with confidence of achieving full year results in-line with market expectations and buoyed by our results so far this year.’

Distribution Finance shares fell 3.6% to 53.00 pence each on Thursday afternoon in London.

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