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MTF gives out $792m in loans

By Press RoomNovember 26, 20251 Min Read
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MTF Finance has posted its third-strongest sales performance on record for the last financial year, with $792.2 million in new loans.

Releasing its annual report yesterday, the company announced it had maintained record originator earnings of $91.6m.

It achieved a net promoter score (NPS) of 81.9 compared with 16 for the finance industry, market-leading arrears of just 1% over 31-plus days and total assets of $1.2 billion.

The MTF board declared a dividend of 17.5c, a slight increase on 2024, along with a special dividend of 10c per share.

The special dividend recognised the continued strong business performance and the near completion of the business transformation programme which had been delivered at a cost well below initial estimates.

In a statement, chairman Mark Darrow said the company’s consistent customer-first strategy was paying off. — Allied Media

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