International Personal Finance Plc (IPF.L) reported a return to customer growth, with a year-on-year increase of 2.3 percent at the end of the third quarter, bringing total customer numbers to 1.7 million. Over 40,000 new customers were added during the quarter, driven by the success of the new short-term loan product and continued expansion in the home credit and digital segments in Mexico.
Group net receivables exceeded 1 billion pounds for the first time, reaching 1.007 billion pounds at the end of September—an increase of 14 percent year on year. This growth was supported by sustained lending momentum and favourable year-on-year comparatives, with further acceleration expected through the remainder of the year.
The Group's annualised revenue yield stood at 53.0 percent, broadly unchanged from the half-year results. The impact of Polish rate caps and lending mix adjustments in Mexico has now stabilised. Looking ahead, the shift toward higher-yielding products, including Polish credit cards and new customer acquisition in Mexico, is expected to drive revenue yield toward the target range of 56 to 58 percent.
The company stated it remains well positioned to deliver full-year financial results in line with the guidance provided at the half-year mark.
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