European investment platform Bondora Group remains focused on serving as a partner for investors and borrowers, achieving key milestones that underscore its commitment to accessible financial services.
Bondora’s recent financial report, coupled with significant March 2025 statistics as well as insights from CEO Pärtel Tomberg’s recent discussions, indicates sustained growth along with a focus on product development.
Bondora’s latest financial report highlights a year of steady performance and strategic expansion.
The company issued €262 million in loans, generating €52.6 million in revenue, marking its eighth consecutive year of profitability.
A key milestone was surpassing €1 billion in total investments since its inception in 2008, thanks to Bondora’s investors across Europe.
This achievement reflects Bondora’s ability to scale while maintaining financial stability in a fast-evolving economic environment.
The flagship product, Go & Grow, marked its sixth year in 2024, continuing to attract investors with its 6% annual returns, daily liquidity, and automated diversification.
The report emphasizes Bondora’s effective cost management and enhanced automation, which have driven efficiency and supported its expansion into five markets: Estonia, Finland, the Netherlands, Latvia, and Denmark.
Improved underwriting models and credit risk processes ensured loan quality, bolstering investor returns and investment portfolio allocations.
CEO Pärtel Tomberg noted,
“We operate with … efficiency, leveraging automation and data-driven decision-making to scale while staying true to our core values.”
The momentum carried into 2025, with March being a fairly solid month for Bondora’s investor community.
According to the March 2025 Group Stats, Go & Grow investors achieved significant returns, with loan originations reaching their highest level of the year at €30,701,100.
Finland led the charge with €20,767,943 in originations, a 40.1% increase from February, setting a new national record.
Estonia, the Netherlands, Latvia, and newcomer Denmark also saw significant growth, with increases of 5.1%, 10.9%, 26.5%, and €135,506 in its first full month, respectively.
Investor enthusiasm was evident as 2,101 new investors joined Bondora, and €26,516,535 was added to Go & Grow accounts.
The platform’s seventh year for offering Go & Grow added to the positive developments, offering enhanced referral bonuses of €25 for both referrer and referee, alongside a €35,000 prize pool, including a trip to the Maldives.
In a recent discussion, CEO Pärtel Tomberg addressed investor queries, providing clarity on return rates, risk management, and future plans.
He reaffirmed Go & Grow’s priority status, emphasizing its return structure—up to 6% p.a. starting April 2025, with no monthly limits.
Tomberg highlighted Bondora’s proactive risk management, leveraging advanced data analytics to navigate economic uncertainties.
He also shared plans for a pan-European banking license within five years, which would enhance investor protections through state-guaranteed deposits and facilitate further market expansion.
Tomberg’s responses underscored Bondora’s investor-centric approach.
“Our focus remains clear: scaling intelligently, maintaining financial stability, and delivering continued value to our customers.”
The expansion into Denmark and potential banking license pursuit reflect Bondora’s objective to streamline financial services in Europe.