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Baltic microenterprises to get €15 million financing boost under EIF-backed initiative

The smallest companies in the Baltics will be eligible for up to €15 million in loans as a result of an initiative that alternative financing provider Capitalia is undertaking with support from the European Investment Fund (EIF). Capitalia will use an EIF guarantee to offer crowdfunded loans to microenterprises in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania over three years. Learn more

Unaudited interim financial statements for year 2025

In 2025 Capitalia reported a turnover of EUR 1.89 million and a loss of EUR 68 thousand. The annual revenue grew by more than 13% last year. During 2025 our managed loan portfolio has grown by almost 10%. Our platform investor base has continued to grow during 2025 by more than 30% and reached almost 2k investors at the end of the year. Learn more

Unaudited interim financial statements for Q3, 2025

In the first three quarters of 2025, Capitalia reported a turnover of EUR 1.35 million. Operating revenue remained stable, and a modest loss of EUR 11 thousand was accumulated. Learn more

News by tag "invoice purchasing"

Capitalia has over EUR 3 million of loans to businesses

11.05.2016
During the year 2015 Capitalia has issued over 3 million of loans to small and medium sized businesses in the Baltic States. The financing offered by the company was used by 237 companies. Average issued loan amount to one company was EUR 9 000 while average term was 12 months. Most business loans were issued to companies in retail and manufacturing industries. Notably, most of the clients have been companies from the regions.
Tags: business financing, business loan, financing, invoice purchasing

AS Capitalia expands cooperation with marketplace platform Mintos

04.02.2016
Investors are offered to invest in invoice backed short-term loans.

From today, February 4, marketplace platform Mintos will offer to its investors an opportunity to invest in AS Capitalia loans that are backed by issued but yet unpaid invoices. This enables to invest in invoices that small and medium sized companies have issued to largest enterprises in the Baltic States.
Tags: business financing, business loan, financing, invoice purchasing, Capitalia

Capitalia launches innovative financing product for small and medium enterprises – invoice purchasing

29.09.2015
From today JSC Capitalia will provide new finance product for small and medium enterprises – invoice purchasing. Invoice purchasing is an easy and convenient way for businesses to improve cash flow and increase working capital. With this product companies can sell their issued invoices for goods or services and receive payment already on the following day. This new and innovative financing product is a modern alternative to traditional factoring provided by commercial banks.
Tags: alternative financing, financing, factoring, invoice purchasing

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