FlexShopper Shares Jump On Holiday Season Success, Clocks 45% Increase In December New Customer Applications

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    FlexShopper, Inc. FPAY shares are escalating on Monday after the company reported strong fourth quarter 2024 and holiday season results.

    The results reflect the transformation underway due to FlexShopper’s direct-to-consumer (DTC) and business-to-business (B2B) growth strategies.

    Total lease application volume increased by 8% year-over-year, while Marketplace marketing costs per new customer decreased by 22% Y/Y.

    New customer originations in FlexShopper’s Revolution Loan business grew by 52% Y/Y.

    FlexShopper reported record lease originations, with overall originations up 35% and marketplace originations up 42% year-over-year, while maintaining disciplined underwriting.

    December 2024 saw a 45% year-over-year increase in new customer applications, with a 34% rise on the flexshopper.com marketplace.

    Marketing costs per new customer dropped over 40%, reducing digital marketing spend by 34% while achieving 13% growth in new customers.

    Russ Heiser, CEO of FlexShopper, stated he expects fourth-quarter 2024’s significant lease origination growth to contribute to strong financial results in 2025, with continued revenue and profitability growth driven by higher originations.

    Price Action: FPAY shares are up 26.7% at $2.065 at the last check Monday.

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