Lending platform LenDenClub posts Rs 34 crore FY25 profit; revenue rises to Rs 236 crore

Peer-to-peer Lending platform LenDenClub Group has reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 34 crore in financial year 2025 (FY25), against a net loss of Rs 14 crore in FY24. The company's revenue rose 28% to Rs 236 crore, from Rs 185 crore in FY24.

In a statement, the company said the company has expanded its scope of operations over the last two years from core P2P lending to newer business verticals, loan service provider (LSP) operations, and technology service provider (TSP) offerings. The technology platform business contributed 20% of the group's revenue, it added.

The group reported earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) of Rs 50 crore.


This performance comes at a time when P2P lending startups have faced heightened regulatory scrutiny. Consumer fintechs such as BharatPe, which previously worked with lending platforms, including LenDenClub, to source credit for their users, have scaled down such partnerships, ET reported last July.

The LenDenClub group claims to have facilitated more than Rs 16,000 crore in credit disbursals, on a registered user base of over 3 crore users.

"Our diversification into Loan Service Provider (LSP) operations and Technology Service Provider (TSP) offerings has begun delivering significant value at the group level," said Bhavin Patel, cofounder and chief executive officer of the company. “Looking ahead, we believe that the right impetus and support for technological innovation, not just our company but the fintech sector as a whole, can unlock far greater growth and impact.”

Founded by Patel and Dipesh Karki in 2015, the company has received $11.9 million in funding from various investors, including Artha India Ventures, Ohm Stock Broker, and Alok Bansal, according to Tracxn.

The company plans to expand credit access through data-driven insights, increased outreach to under-served segments, and deeper collaborations with partners in the finance ecosystem, the statement said.