Eleving Group, an international financial technology company listed on the Frankfurt and Riga stock exchanges, will distribute EUR 4.29 million in dividends to its shareholders, allocating a portion of the group’s profit earned in the second half of 2025. The shareholders are expected to receive the dividend on or around 10 June.
“Since Eleving Group’s IPO in October 2024, we will have disbursed a total of EUR 24 million to our shareholders. We consistently follow the company’s dividend policy, which provides for the distribution of a portion of the company’s profits to shareholders through semi-annual dividend payments. In this way, we provide shareholders with a regular income stream while maintaining the company’s ability to grow,” says Modestas Sudnius, CEO of Eleving Group.
In 2024, Eleving Group paid EUR 14.8 million in dividends to its shareholders from the profit generated in 2024. For the profit earned in 2025, a total of EUR 9.2 million will be distributed in dividends across the two half-year periods.
In addition to regular dividend distributions, there is a significant share price appreciation potential as evidenced by Signet Bank’s latest equity research report, in which the bank sets Eleving Group share price target at EUR 2.12 per share, citing the group’s successful execution of its growth objectives and strong earnings prospects.
At the end of 2025, Eleving Group had more than 4,000 retail investors across the Baltic states, with 62% based in Estonia, 28% in Latvia, and 10% in Lithuania.
About Eleving Group
Eleving Group is a publicly listed international financial technology company founded in 2012. Today, the group operates in 17 countries across three continents, providing vehicle, smartphone and consumer financing services. Since its founding, Eleving Group has served more than 2.0 million registered users. The group employs over 4,300 people across its operations. The company’s headquarters are located in Riga, Latvia.
Since 16 October 2024, the Eleving Group shares have been listed on both the Nasdaq Baltic Official List and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Prime Standard.
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