2025 SME impact report

How iwoca is helping SMEs grow

Assessing the impact of SME finance and iwoca’s lending on UK and German economies.

How we've made a difference to SMEs in 2025

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We’re at the heart of UK economic growth

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Delivering real impact to the growth of our customers

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We're boosting UK fiscal performance  

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This analysis demonstrates that SMEs can play a pivotal role in creating much needed economic growth if more financing is made available to them. We’re proud of the impact we’ve already had to drive change, and we see lots of opportunity to further grow the SME economy in the years to come.

James Dear and Christoph Rieche, iwoca's co-founders

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Key statistics from iwoca's report

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Sustainably supporting small businesses

We’re committed to a 50% emissions cut by 2036.

In 2022 we made our Net Zero commitment and started working with KeyESG to measure our baseline CO₂ emissions and Carbon Footprint to help us set and reach our reduction targets.

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A sparkling case for success

Founded in 2018 by Janet and her daughters, Bethany and Nicole - the J, B, and N - JBN grew from Janet’s pivot from food safety. Inspired by her mother’s homemade recipes and encouraged by friends, she launched a range of healthy and convenient soft drinks as an alternative to alcohol.

"With support from iwoca, I secured a loan to fund recipe testing for our latest range!" - Janet Theodore, JBN Beverages

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Discover how we contributed to SME growth in our 2025 SME impact report

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We’ve funded 100,000 businesses across UK and DE

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