PeerBerry’s business partner, real estate developer SIB Group, has reportedly repaid investors a €500 000 loan (real estate project “Vytenio55 II”) and paid their investors €102,368 in interest.
PeerBerry also mentioned in another recent update that it is processing the last repayment of war-affected loans.
Since February 24, 2022, PeerBerry business partners Aventus Group and Gofingo Group have reportedly repaid PeerBerry investors €51.4 million in war-affected loans, including accrued interest.
PeerBerry claims that it is the “first” and the “only” investment platform in the entire market to repay such a large amount, i.e., “all war-affected obligations to its investors.”
While sharing other key updates, PeerBerry noted that its business partner, renewable energy company Litelektra, repaid investors a €1 million loan and paid EUR 96 302 in interest.
Litelektra is an independent renewable energy supplier with “electricity supply agreements with state-owned companies.”
Under agreements, these companies purchase energy from Litelektra at an agreed price from 1 to 3 years (depending on the power plant).
It guarantees Litelektra constant and stable cash flows, and for investors, it ensures “safe investments.”
Litelektra is a Lithuanian company that aims to make the combination of renewable wind and solar energy more accessible by “ensuring a stable and affordable energy supply throughout the year.”
Last month, PeerBerry investors reportedly invested €32.33 million in loans and were paid €910 282 in interest.
PeerBerry’s portfolio (the total amount invested) continued to “grow and exceeded €117.31 million at the end of November.”
1,316 new investors joined the platform in November. PeerBerry currently has over “93,000 verified users.”
Since PeerBerry’s inception, investors have funded “€2.86 billion of loans and earned over €37.99 million in interest.”
If you are interested in buying real estate in one of the most prestigious European places in Spain, Marbella, and benefiting from the return, their business partner, Aventus Home, is ready to present available “properties in Marbella, offer special conditions, and discuss all details.”
When investing in real estate (buying it), you can also benefit “from the capital gain.”
Over the past 10 years, residential property prices in Marbella have “increased by 4-6%.”
In exclusive areas of Marbella, such as Sierra Blanca, Nueva Andalusia, or Nagueles, property prices have increased even by as much as “30%- 40% in recent years.”
Aventus Home is part of Aventus Group’s international business.
The company’s main activities include “constructing, selling, and renting luxury villas.”
The value of Aventus Group’s properties in Spain currently is about €40 million.
