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Investors Central – A Smart Road to Wealth
- Published November 15, 2016 11:17AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Investors Central is an Australian owned, unlisted public company that raises capital to invest in the national automobile loans market. Since 2010 Investors Central has achieved steady growth in both revenue and profit on the back of vehicle financing through its’ automobile lending business Finance One.
Investors Central has released the 2016-17 Prospectus offering interest rates up to 14.35%. with terms from 1 year to 5 years.
Highlights of the Year
- Earned income up to 49.4% to $15.55m
- Net Profit before tax up 31.0% to $2.75m
- Net Profit after tax up 30.6% to $1.92m
- Total Equity up 49.4% to $5.84m
- Loan Book increased by 55.4% to $57.35m
- Finance one has firmly established itself as a significant player within the automotive finance market sector. Finance One currently has over 1070 finance brokers across Australia.
To download the prospectus, please click on the link below.
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