As we begin 2026, InRento continues to build on the momentum of a record-breaking 2025. The first quarter reflects not only strong financial performance, but also the continued execution of our long-term strategy: disciplined growth, geographical expansion, and consistent delivery for investors.
By early 2026, the total amount financed on the platform has surpassed EUR 80 million, while maintaining one of the most important metrics unchanged – a 0% default rate since inception.
Q1 2026 in Numbers
- Total amount funded: EUR 89.1+ million
- New investments funded in 2026: EUR 16.6+ million
- Investor earnings in 2026 (to date): EUR 1.4+ million
- Returned capital in 2026 (to date): EUR 3.7+ million
- Average return: 11.57% p.a.
- Default rate: 0%
Crossing EUR 80 Million – A New Milestone
In February 2026, InRento surpassed EUR 80 million in total funded investments – a significant milestone that reflects both platform growth and increasing investor confidence.
This achievement follows an exceptional 2025, during which:
- Investor profits grew from EUR 3.1 million to EUR 7.3 million
- Realised investments increased more than fourfold to EUR 24.25 million
- The investor base expanded by nearly 30%
As the platform scales, maintaining consistency becomes even more important. Despite rapid growth, InRento continues to operate with zero defaults, reinforcing the strength of its underwriting and risk management approach.
Audited Growth and Financial Transparency
InRento also published its audited financial results for 2025, confirming strong and sustainable growth.
- Revenue reached EUR 2,999,222, up from EUR 758,456 in 2023 – a fourfold growth over a two-year period.
- The company recorded its third consecutive year of profitability.
This fourfold growth over two years reflects disciplined scaling rather than short-term acceleration.
Transparency remains a core principle of the platform:
“From day one, we've chosen transparency. We’ve published audited accounts not only when the numbers look strong, but also in the early years when they didn’t. That commitment doesn’t change based on results – it’s fundamental to how we operate.”
All financial statements are audited in accordance with international standards, ensuring a true and fair view of the company’s performance.
Realised Projects – Consistency Across Different Outcomes
Q1 also highlighted the resilience of InRento’s investment structure through multiple realised projects across different markets and scenarios.
Parkview 33, Ireland – First Irish project successfully realised
InRento’s first project in Ireland delivered an average annual return of 10.12%, exceeding the projected 9.5%.
- EUR 212,000 returned to investors
- EUR 4,000+ in capital gains
This milestone marks an important step in expanding the platform’s presence in the Irish market.
B35, Vilnius – strong outperformance through refinancing
Despite a longer sales process, the project delivered exceptional results:
- Average annual return: 16.46% (vs. 10% projected)
- Additional EUR 27,369 paid in refinancing fees
This outcome demonstrates how structured agreements can enhance returns even when timelines change.
M16, Vilnius – stability in less favourable conditions
Not all projects follow the same trajectory. In this case:
- Property sold at a loss
- No additional profit share generated
- Investors still received full principal and agreed interest
This reflects a key principle of InRento’s model – protecting investor returns through structured financing and asset-backed security, even under less favourable market conditions.
A Growing and Diversified Portfolio
Since its launch, InRento has financed:
- 177 real estate projects
- 121,406 sq. m. space touched by investor capital
- Across seven European markets
- With more than 4,000 active investors
To date:
- EUR 27.1 million in investments have been realised
- Over EUR 27 million in capital has been returned
- Average annual returns remain above 11%
The platform continues to expand across Lithuania, Poland, Ireland, Spain, Italy, Latvia and Romania, with an increasing share of projects outside the home market – now a structural part of the business.
Strategy in Practice – Beyond Buy-to-Let
While InRento started with buy-to-let investments, the platform has evolved into a broader real estate financing model.
Today, it includes:
- Residential rental projects
- Conversion and refurbishment developments
- Hotel and hospitality projects
- Cultural and mixed-use spaces
This expansion reflects a clear insight: underutilised real estate across Europe presents both investment opportunity and societal value.
By financing the transformation of existing buildings, InRento contributes to:
- More efficient use of urban space
- Reduced environmental impact
- Improved housing accessibility
Discipline That Scales
As the platform grows, the core investment philosophy remains unchanged:
- Focus on asset-backed opportunities
- Prioritise existing or near-term cash flows
- Avoid speculative developments
- Maintain conservative loan structures, often secured by first-rank mortgages
This approach has enabled InRento to scale internationally while maintaining a consistent risk profile.
Looking Ahead
With a strong start to 2026, InRento remains focused on:
- Expanding across European markets
- Increasing the volume of high-quality investment opportunities
- Maintaining strict risk discipline
- Delivering stable, predictable returns to investors
The platform continues to evolve – but its foundation remains the same: transparency, consistency, and long-term value creation.
