Lending volumes rose by 91% compared with the same period in 2024.

Avamore said its investment in technology had been a major contributor to this growth; with Q4 2025 being the lender’s second-best quarter on record.

Deals ranged from £238,000 to £5m across more than 60 loans, covering all of Avamore’s core products, with particular focus on smaller residential schemes, HMOs, and commercial-to-residential conversions.

The lender was also active in exit bridging and its signature part-complete ‘finish and exit’ loans, although it noted continued viability challenges in the part-complete market.

With one quarter remaining in the financial year, Avamore said there remained an outside chance of a record year, despite a slower-than-expected start to FY2025/26.

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Looking forward, the business aims to enhance origination capabilities to support a target of originating up to a quarter of a billion of new lending in the FY2026/27 period.

Co-managing director Greg Tarn (picture above, right), commented: “Jacob [Bouet Andersen, co-managing director, picture above left] and I are delighted with the strong growth we’ve seen over the past nine months across origination and execution.

“It reflects the increased intensity and standards the entire team brings to their work every day.

“We’re also grateful to our clients, funders, and professional partners — none of this would have been possible without them.

“We’ve set ambitious targets for the months and years ahead, and to all our stakeholders we say: be excited — the journey is just beginning, and we want you along for the ride.”

Avamore’s sales team, led by recent board appointee Adam Butler, has doubled, with high-profile new hires to be announced imminently.