Macclesfield-based car financer reports mixed yearly results

By Rich Wilcock

12th Apr 2023 | Fintech

Zuto boss James Wilkinson said they had continued its focus on innovation and technology for the last year (Image - Zuto)
Zuto boss James Wilkinson said they had continued its focus on innovation and technology for the last year (Image - Zuto)

Zuto, the car finance fintech company which has its headquarters in Macclesfield has posted mixed yearly results.

They have reported record sales growth but pre-tax profits have shrunk in the year to June 30, 2022.

The group, which has offices on Lyme Green Business Park, achieved a 49% boost to turnover of £41.5m, but the pre-tax profits dropped from £5.6 million in 2021 to £4.9 million last year. The huge jump in turnover was a by-product of the burgeoning market which it said increased overall customer volumes.

CEO, James Wilkinson, said: "Our financial success is underpinned by a focus on people and a wider purpose, exemplified by our B Corp certification in April 2022.

"In addition to maintaining a relentless growth mindset, the team has prioritised the wellbeing of our employees – who we call Zutonites, the development of the customer experience, and nurturing close and long-standing relationships with partners and lenders."

The company said it has continued investment into its platform, providing personalisation and developing real-time rates and pre-approval processes.

It also said that the business continues to invest in its platform with an ongoing focus on utilising data to provide personalised offerings, returning real-time rates and pre-approvals for customers at scale.

The company also said it is well placed for the FCA-mandated Consumer Duty which will be coming into force in July 2023.

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