Trusters Reports Strong Growth and Enhanced Protections in H1 2025 Performance Update

Trusters, the real estate crowdfunding lending platform of the Crowdfundme Group, has released its half-yearly report on the platform’s performance updated to June 2025.

According to Andrea Maffi, CEO of Trusters, in the first half of 2025, Trusters demonstrated even more solid resilience, strengthening its management capacity even in complex contexts.

In particular, Maffi notes that “the implementation of new measures has allowed the platform not only to maintain high levels of capital return, but also to consolidate an increasingly structured approach to recovery in the event of delays, thus strengthening community trust and the sustainability of the real estate crowdfunding model.”

Trusters data on completed projects

Overall, in the first half of 2025, investments totaling €54.8 million were raised across 323 completed projects, a 17% increase compared to 2024.

Total repayments from completed projects amount to €58.6 million, with €8.5 million repaid in the first half of 2025. The overall average interest rate is 7.83%, with an overall weighted average variation of -0.34%.

The majority of projects (76.47%) were completed on time, generating repayments totaling €45.7 million and an average interest rate of 8.24%.

9.60% of projects were extended, with total repayments of €5.7 million and an average interest rate of 12.67%.

13.62% of the projects were concluded with an extra extension, with total repayments of €7.2 million and an average interest rate of 2.84%.

The projects concluded without repayment have not undergone any changes: only one project remains recorded as having ended in default with a 100% capital loss (invested amount: €200,000.00).

Projects still in progress

For ongoing projects, the total investments raised is €24.7 million. The majority of ongoing projects (67.57%) are not experiencing delays, with €16.9 million raised. 4.50% are in extension status, with a total raised of €1.1 million, while 27.93% are in extra extension status, with investments amounting to €6.6 million.

The extra extension status refers to projects still open that have exceeded the extension period and have accrued debts towards Trusters investors.

Trusters’ measures for risk containment

Starting in 2025, Trusters will begin requiring collateral for projects with extended term limits, such as mortgages and mortgage-backed notes, further strengthening investor protections.

Trusters actively monitors and reports on these projects, using external lawyers and consultants to best assist its investors.

Since 2023, the audit and financial reporting processes of the issuers promoting the initiatives have been further strengthened. Stringent selection procedures have been introduced, including through Cerved, which provides a third-party, independent financial rating through a company with proven experience in the sector.

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