Crowdlending platform JetLend reported a profit of 25.55 ₽ million for the first half of 2026, compared to a loss of 296.73 ₽ million in the same period last year. The company's revenue reached 154 ₽ million, marking a 32% year-on-year decline.
Operational expenses were reduced by 2.3 times to 226.4 ₽ million. Marketing costs dropped 4.5 times to 28.9 ₽ million due to the removal of non-conversion traffic, while personnel expenses decreased 2.6 times to 138.4 ₽ million.
The company achieved an EBITDA of 55.76 ₽ million and an operating profit of 37.6 ₽ million. JetLend aims to reach a net profit of 100 ₽ million by the end of 2026, following losses of 361 ₽ million in 2025 and 114 ₽ million in 2024.
Total lending volume on the platform reached 37.1 ₽ billion with a default rate of 0.1%. Investors using the auto-investment strategy since January 1, 2026, saw an XIRR of 23.2%, while the effective interest rate on new loans in August 2026 was 22% per annum.
JetLend completed an IPO on the SPB Exchange in the spring of 2025, raising 6.3 ₽ billion. CEO Roman Khoroshev remains the primary shareholder with a 36.15% stake, and CTO Evgeny Uskov holds over 20% of the company's shares.
