It is time to look at VIAINVEST operational updates and key performance statistics for March 2025.
Annual Interest Rate of up to 13.2%
Securities backed by loans issued by our Czech loan originator, Via SMS s.r.o., will soon be available with an annual interest rate of up to 13.2% and a maturity term of 18 months (545 days). This offering adds to the range of existing investment opportunities on VIAINVEST.
Please note that if you are using one of VIAINVEST’s predefined Auto-Invest strategies, no further action is needed. For those with custom strategies, please ensure the maturity term filter is set accordingly. Investors who prefer manual investing will find these securities listed in the regular investment offer.
2024 Annual Report Now Available
We’ve published the VIAINVEST Annual Report for 2024, outlining last year’s performance, growth, and key milestones, as well as Issuer Annual Report 2024. You can find them here: https://viainvest.com/en/company/legal/ . Please note that, for now, the reports are available in Latvian; the English versions will be added soon.
Meet Us at INVEST 2025 in Stuttgart, Germany
We’re pleased to announce that VIAINVEST will be attending the INVEST 2025 exhibition at Messe Stuttgart on May 9–10. Don’t miss the chance to meet our team in person and discover more about our investment opportunities. We look forward to seeing you there!
Monthly Summary – March 2025
Reviewing the Monthly Summary for March 2025, we note that the month delivered exceptional results:
Loans published – 13 144 443 €
Loans funded – 13 397 457 €
Interest paid to investors – 431 353 €
Interest rate up to 13%
Total client registrations – 43 550
Disclaimer
1) This is marketing communication, not investment advice or investment research. Investments involve certain risks and costs. Legal information about SIA “Viainvest” and its services is available here: https://viainvest.com/en/company/legal/. 2) This is a periodic fact sheet provided for informational purposes. Data sourced from our own internal records. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
