Car finance FinTech Zuto is on track to hit £100m turnover this year after another stellar performance.
The Manchester-based firm saw turnover rise by 34 per cent from £61.8m to £83.1m in the financial year to the end of June 2025.
Over the same period, EBITDA rose from £7.2m to £11.4m.
The company continues to gain market share, with one in 16 used car purchases currently financed through its platform.
In October 2025, Bridgepoint, one of the world’s leading quoted private asset growth investors, became a majority shareholder in the business.
The investment will accelerate the development of Zuto’s platform and support further product expansion.
David Parsons, CFO at Zuto, said: “We are incredibly proud of our results. Against a backdrop of macroeconomic challenges our team has delivered outstanding revenue growth and a step-change in profitability.
“Our growth is underpinned by more people choosing to use Zuto than ever, highlighting our relentless focus on improving and innovating our customer experience and the depth of our partnerships across the sector.
“We are primed for future growth, with the market continuing to recognise the simplicity and transparency of our model and new exclusive partnerships being secured.
“The Bridgepoint investment is a strong validation of that, and we’re excited to continue transforming the car finance market with their backing.”
Zuto’s data-led approach provides unrivalled insight into buyer behaviour and preferences.
The company has also continued to invest in technology, with a focus on AI and automation to streamline decision-making, enhance its customer service capability and support customers throughout the car buying journey.
Zuto was founded by CEO Jim Wilkinson and Ryan Dignan in 2006 and has been certified as a B Corp since 2022.
With more than 300 products available through its panel of trusted lenders, Zuto provides end-to-end market coverage and has helped over 450,000 people in the UK find the right vehicle and finance for their needs.
