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Atlanticus Holdings (ATLC) posted strong top- and bottom-line growth for Q2-25. Operating revenue climbed 25% YoY to $393.8 million, driven by higher consumer loan and fee income. Net income attributable to common shareholders rose 58% to $28.4 million, lifting diluted EPS to $1.51 versus $0.99. For the first six months, revenue increased 22% to $739.3 million and diluted EPS reached $3.00, up 44% YoY.
Portfolio expansion continues. Loans carried at fair value advanced 14% year-to-date to $3.00 billion, while total assets grew to $3.64 billion. Shareholders’ equity improved 14% to $563.3 million, but leverage also rose: notes payable expanded 12% to $2.47 billion and senior notes outstanding reached $308.3 million after new issuances.
Cash flow and cost trends. Operating cash inflow was $264.3 million; heavy loan originations pushed investing outflows to $520.4 million, partially funded by $894.7 million of new borrowings. Interest expense jumped 42% YoY to $53.7 million and marketing costs nearly doubled, reflecting higher funding and acquisition costs. The effective tax rate increased to 24.4% from 15.6%. Charge-offs and fair value write-downs totaled $216.8 million, consistent with the company’s sub-prime focus. Management notes product repricing following the April 2025 court decision vacating the CFPB late-fee rule.