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Simply Asset Finance reports FY 2025 pre-tax profits of £3.4 million as it invests for next phase of growth Revenues increase to £66mm as loan book grows to £532m Launch of AI agent Kara and end-to-end payout functionality

Ground-breaking partnership will significantly extend Lombard’s reach into SME lending and drive origination Simply’s unique end-to-end platform will enable SME customers benefit from market-leading access to finance New partnership underscores Simply and Lombard’s commitment to support for businesses

New customer journey enables loan application through to payout in less than eight minutes Rollout marks first live deployment of an automated end-to-end journey in the UK asset finance space New efficiency enhances delivery of tailored lending solutions,

Total number of customers served increases to 13,000 as gross loan book totals £543m Launch of AI powered agent Kara has helped to streamline and automate lending processes Record regional lending volumes spur business growth Simply Asset Finance, the

LONDON, November 2025 – Simply Asset Finance has joined the National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers (NACFB) as a Patron lender, further strengthening its commitment to supporting professional brokers across the UK’s commercial finance sector with flexible, tailored

New lending milestone reached as Simply strengthens its commitment to Scottish SMEs Regional growth supported by Government infrastructure investment and demand for SME finance Simply office opens in Glasgow city centre office to support regional expansion 29th September 2025

Powered by AI, Kara can draw on all data insights accumulated since Simply’s foundation to improve user experience, streamline processes and expedite lending decisions The new “virtual employee” will work alongside teams as the business continues to help

The milestone comes as Simply announces FY 2024 pre-tax profit of £8.5m and revenues of £60.4m – its strongest financial year to-date. Total customers since inception is now over 11,000 businesses served Gross loan book increased to £505m