Velocity Financial 4Q25 net income jumps 69% to USD 34.8 million on USD 634.6 million loan production up 13%

Reuters
Mar 12
Velocity Financial 4Q25 net income jumps 69% to USD 34.8 million on USD 634.6 million loan production up 13%

Velocity Financial reported 4Q25 net income of USD 34.8 million, up 69%, with diluted EPS of USD 0.89. Core net income was USD 36.3 million, up 67%, and core diluted EPS was USD 0.93. 4Q25 portfolio net interest margin was 4% (3.59%), down 11 basis points from the prior-year quarter, while loan production rose 13% to USD 634.6 million. The loan portfolio grew 28% year over year to USD 6.5 billion in UPB at Dec. 31, 2025, and nonperforming loans as a percentage of HFI loans improved to 9% (8.5%) from 11% (10.7%), primarily driven by the sale of USD 128.9 million in UPB of NPLs during 4Q25. Velocity said its NIM target remains about 4% (~3.5%) and it expects strong 2026 portfolio growth while maintaining rate discipline on new originations.

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