Finora Group’s subsidiary, Finora Bank, delivered strong growth in 2025, significantly expanding its loan portfolio, income, and SME client base across Lithuania and Estonia.
At the end of 2025, Finora Bank’s net loan portfolio reached €90.2 million, more than tripling from €28.4 million a year earlier. The Bank ranked among the fastest-growing banks in its core markets, with growth clearly above the market average.
Total income increased to €4.2 million, up by €2.5 million or 141% year-on-year. Gross interest income reached €5.2 million, reflecting a 122% annual increase. The number of unique clients grew by more than 50%, confirming continued demand for financing solutions among small and medium-sized enterprises.
Alongside financial performance, the Bank strengthened its operational and technology foundation. In 2025, Finora Bank joined the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), marking an important step towards expanding its service offering. The rollout of daily banking services is nearing completion, enabling business clients to manage accounts, payments, and financing in one place.
Šarūnas Ruzgys, CEO of Finora Bank and Finora Group, says: “2025 was one of the strongest operational years for Finora Bank. Our key indicators improved significantly, placing us among the fastest-growing banks in Lithuania and Estonia. This reflects clear demand from SMEs for accessible and flexible financing solutions. During the year, we strengthened our team, invested in risk and technology infrastructure, and reached key milestones, including joining SEPA. We are now entering the final stage of launching daily banking services, which will further improve the client experience and support our next phase of growth.”
Looking ahead, Finora Bank will continue expanding its product offering and geographic reach. The launch of daily banking services, including online banking for business clients, marks an important step in building a more integrated banking model.
