31 July 2025
Aventus Group becomes the largest online lending group globally
In 2025, Aventus Group expanded its operations to Peru and Argentina, strengthening its footprint in South America. With this move, the group now operates in 18 countries worldwide, affirming its position as a leading force in the global online lending sector. The company continues actively evaluating new markets as part of its ongoing international growth strategy.
“We closely monitor the competitive landscape in our existing markets while conducting in-depth analyses of new opportunities,” said Andrejus Trofimovas, CEO of Aventus Group. “While there is no official global registry detailing the number and geographic distribution of online lending groups, our internal analysis indicates that Aventus Group currently holds the top position globally in terms of geographical coverage. We are in the final stages of entering three additional markets this year, which will bring our total presence to over 20 countries.”
According to A. Trofimovas, the Group’s expansion is expected to significantly contribute to the growth of loan issuings and enhance value for PeerBerry investors.
“Based on our business forecasts, we anticipate increased borrowing needs in the autumn of this year,” he added. “This will create more diversified investment opportunities for PeerBerry investors—particularly those interested in higher volumes of short-term loans on the platform.”
As of June 30, 2025, the total loan portfolio of Aventus Group companies reached EUR 303.14 million, with total equity of the group’s lending companies standing at EUR 188.09 million. In the first half of 2025 alone, Aventus Group issued EUR 631.4 million in loans—representing a nearly 20% increase compared to the same period in the previous year.
Aventus Group employs more than 4,000 professionals across various locations. The Group’s business lines include consumer lending, real estate development, and IT services. Since its founding in 2009, Aventus Group companies have issued over EUR 6 billion in loans.
