RentGuarantor (RGG ), a provider of rent guarantee services in the UK private rental sector, delivered strong growth in the three months to 30 September 2025, alongside progress on partnerships and marketing.

Unaudited Revenue for Q3 2025 rose 92.4% year on year to £752,100, with average revenue per tenant contract up 5.2% to £766 and completed contracts up 82.9% to 982. For the nine months to 30 September 2025, revenue increased 89.5% to £1,722,000, with average revenue per tenant contract up 2.3% to £753 and contracts up 85.3% to 2,288.

RentGuarantor broadened distribution in the quarter, adding 52 new lettings agents, charities, councils and universities to its partner network. It also attended four industry and investor events to raise visibility across key stakeholders.

During Q3, RentGuarantor’s ordinary shares were admitted to trading on AIM, positioning the business to pursue its growth strategy on a recognised growth market. In addition, the company appointed barrister, broadcaster and author Rob Rinder MBE as brand ambassador to support consumer and landlord education on professional guarantor solutions.

RentGuarantor also released interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2025 during the quarter, highlighting transformational growth and record interim financial figures.

RentGuarantor’s CEO Paul Foy said: “Q3 2025 will go down as one of the most significant periods for RentGuarantor to date. The Quarter was dominated by our admission to AIM - the culmination of many months of hard work and a key strategic milestone in the Company's plans. It was a pleasure to celebrate this historic day with our brilliant team, long-standing shareholders, and team of advisers, who have collectively helped set the Company up for future growth.”

“Whilst my eye is firmly set on the future of RentGuarantor, it's also important to draw attention to the growth we have already achieved to date; in Q3, revenue increased by 92.4% year-on-year, and further achievements were highlighted in our record interim results.”

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Another step-change quarter underlines rising demand and improving monetisation. Admission to AIM and the Rob Rinder partnership should support brand reach and credibility, while a larger partner network provides additional routes to market. Focus now turns to sustaining contract growth into year end and 2026 without diluting unit economics.