The Lithuania based regulated digital investment platform delivers sharp revenue expansion, significant profit growth and clean audit results, reflecting rising investor confidence in transparent real estate backed fintech models
VILNIUS LITHUANIA — InRento a licensed European digital investment platform focused on real estate conversion and restoration projects has released its audited financial results for 2025 showing a significant acceleration in both revenue and profitability as demand for digitally accessible property investment continues to expand across Europe.
According to independently audited financial statements the platform recorded revenue of €2,999,222 compared with €1,157,055 in the previous year representing growth of approximately 159% Net profit increased sharply to €957,675 compared with €63,092 in the prior period reflecting improved operational efficiency stronger project throughput and more mature portfolio performance.
The company operates in the growing segment of real estate backed digital investment platforms allowing retail and professional investors to participate in structured property projects typically focused on renovation and conversion assets returns are generated through financing structures linked to underlying real estate performance offering exposure to property markets without direct ownership as of early 2026 investors using the platform have collectively earned €9.21 million through completed projects highlighting the increasing scale of distributed returns and platform activity across multiple European markets.
Despite macroeconomic pressure in parts of the European property sector including higher interest rates and uneven housing demand asset backed fintech platforms have continued to attract capital from investors seeking diversification beyond traditional equities and fixed income instruments.
Management attributes the strong 2025 performance to disciplined underwriting improved project cycles and increased investor participation across multiple jurisdictions The platform has also emphasized a strategic shift toward balancing growth with capital efficiency rather than expanding through higher risk exposure Chief Executive Officer Gustas Germanavicius said the company’s results demonstrate that scalable growth and financial discipline can coexist when underwriting standards remain central to decision making.
He added that the business model is designed to ensure transparency and sustainability while providing investors with clear visibility into risk and return structures at the project level.
The financial statements were independently audited by UAB Audito aspektai in accordance with International Standards on Auditing The audit issued a clean opinion with no material uncertainties or unresolved legal or off balance sheet issues noted in the report This level of audit clarity is often viewed as a key benchmark for credibility in the European fintech investment sector where regulatory oversight and investor trust remain essential
From an industry perspective InRento’s results reflect a broader trend across European fintech where investor demand is shifting toward asset backed and yield generating models that offer transparency and structured downside controls Retail investors in particular are increasingly allocating capital to fractional real estate platforms as traditional property ownership becomes more capital intensive in major urban markets
The company also highlighted transparency as a core operational principle stating that consistent publication of audited results is intended to reinforce investor confidence and ensure accountability across both strong and challenging market cycles Regular financial disclosure has become a competitive differentiator in a sector where trust and data integrity are critical to long term platform adoption
Germanavicius noted that the company views transparency not as a compliance requirement alone but as a structural advantage that strengthens investor relationships and improves decision making quality across the ecosystem
The platform’s growth also reflects a broader maturation of European fintech where profitability and operational discipline are increasingly prioritized over rapid expansion metrics After years of accelerated growth across digital investment platforms the sector is entering a phase defined by regulatory alignment sustainable unit economics and verifiable returns.
Looking ahead the company indicated that its focus will remain on maintaining stability while expanding access to additional European markets As competition increases within real estate backed fintech models platforms that combine audited performance transparency and disciplined underwriting are expected to remain well positioned in the evolving investment landscape.
