RentGuarantor (RGG) has reported strong revenue growth and a strengthened balance sheet in its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2025.
Revenue increased 87% to £2.39 million, compared with £1.27 million in FY2024, as the number of tenant contracts rose 85%. The company said growth was supported by the continued impact of its three-year guarantee product.
Meanwhile, cash reserves at the end of the period increased to £2.05 million from £272,000 a year earlier, supported primarily by fundraising activity during the fourth quarter of 2025. RentGuarantor reported an operating loss of £1.38 million, or £817,000 excluding AIM admission costs and accelerated marketing spend.
FY2025 also marked a major milestone for the company with its admission to AIM in August 2025. The listing helped increase investor visibility and provided a platform to support future growth initiatives.
The company expanded its industry partnerships during the year, signing new agreements with branches of Winkworth and Jones Lang LaSalle. RentGuarantor also strengthened its brand profile through the appointment of barrister, broadcaster and author Rob Rinder MBE as brand ambassador.
Meanwhile, marketing activity increased across the business, supported by sponsorship agreements for the ESTAS Awards 2026 and the Property Week Resi Awards 2026. The company also continued its charitable support of Furnishing Futures following its AIM admission.
The business received further industry recognition during the year, winning Best Professional Guarantor at the ESTAS Awards 2025 and Supplier of the Year: Products & Services Business at the Negotiator Awards 2025.
Post period end, RentGuarantor said revenue momentum has continued into 2026, with growth reported during the first two months of the year.
In addition, the company launched a two-year strategic partnership with the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA) in February 2026. The agreement includes plans to develop a landlord education and training programme and promote RentGuarantor’s services to the NRLA’s membership of more than 111,000 landlords.
The company recently signed a licence agreement with mydeposits, one of the UK’s three government-authorised tenancy deposit schemes. The partnership will allow RentGuarantor to offer an enhanced service that combines deposit protection with its professional guarantor solution.
RentGuarantor is also progressing its artificial intelligence strategy. Development work is underway on AI-powered document reading tools, with the Automated Document Reader for Universal Credit (ADR-UC) expected to be deployed later in 2026 to help accelerate application processing and support scalable growth.
The company also highlighted potential legislative tailwinds from the proposed Renters’ Rights Act, which it believes could create new opportunities as landlords and tenants adapt to changing regulatory requirements.
RentGuarantor’s CEO Paul Foy said: "FY2025 marked a pivotal year for RentGuarantor, with strong revenue growth, a strengthened balance sheet and meaningful strategic progress across the business. Revenues rose 87% to £2.39 million, and our improved cash position, underpinned by the total of c. £4 million raised in 2025, has enabled us to invest confidently in marketing, technology, product advancement and team expansion.
"Our admission to AIM was at the core of the Company's growth strategy, and following this achievement, we've built on the foundation it provided by broadening our industry footprint through partnership agreements with major players in our industry, alongside our brand ambassador collaboration with Rob Rinder. This culminated in two major award wins at both the ESTAS and Negotiator Awards, which further underlined the burgeoning positive sentiment around our service.
"I'm pleased that, since the year end, we have continued to build on this strong momentum, and I look forward to providing shareholders with updates on our progress as we look ahead to the rest of 2026."
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RentGuarantor delivered strong top-line growth in 2025, nearly doubling revenue as tenant contract volumes increased. Meanwhile, the successful AIM listing and additional fundraising significantly strengthened the balance sheet, providing capital to support marketing, partnerships and product development.
Going forward, the company appears focused on scaling its platform through technology, including AI-driven application processing, while expanding its industry footprint through partnerships such as the NRLA and mydeposits. If legislative changes such as the Renters’ Rights Act increase demand for guarantor services, RentGuarantor could be well-positioned to benefit from structural shifts in the UK rental market.