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Analyses on Luzon Credit (4)
- March 30, 2026March 30, 2026
- Follow-up
Luzon Credit: How Much Of 2025 Came From Old Deferred Revenue, And What Is Left For 2026
In 2025, Luzon Credit still benefited from NIS 5.749 million released from older purchasing-group contract liabilities, but that cushion is already far smaller than in 2024 and cannot carry the 2026 revenue target on its own.
- Follow-up
Luzon Credit: What Nawi Et Luzon Actually Contributes To Public Shareholders
Nawi Et Luzon can become a real growth engine for Luzon Credit, but public shareholders only own part of its economics, and they own it through a reporting layer that does not automatically flow into operating profit.
- Follow-up
Luzon Credit: Why The Product-Responsibility Overhang Is Still On The Balance Sheet
The current-period hit from product responsibility eased in 2025, but the stock of troubled credit already purchased did not decline, so the risk has shifted from the expense line to the balance-sheet inventory.
Luzon Credit In 2025: Capital Is Back, But Now It Has To Prove Underwriting And Growth
Luzon Credit finished 2025 with fresh capital, a new growth channel, and a withdrawal backlog that has already been cleared, but the current economics still rest on a shrinking platform and a direct-lending engine that has not yet returned at scale.
