TAMPA, Fla., March 30, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — LM Funding America, Inc. (NASDAQ:LMFA) (NASDAQ:LMFAW), a specialty finance company offering unique funding solutions to community associations, reported results for the three months and full year ended December 31, 2015.

Fourth Quarter 2015 Highlights

  • Revenue totaled $1.77 million versus $1.82 million in Q4 2014
  • Cash flow from operations was $523,000 versus $517,000 in Q4 2014
  • Average collection per delinquent unit increased to $4,677 from $4,558 in Q4 2014
  • Raised $9.7 million of net proceeds in October 2015 IPO
     
  • Full Year 2015 Highlights

  • Revenue totaled $6.96 million versus $7.65 million in 2014
  • Cash flow from operations was $2.25 million versus $2.42 million in 2014
  • Average collection per delinquent unit increased to $4,573 from $4,526 in 2014
     
  • Management Commentary
    “The strong fourth quarter marked our second consecutive profitable quarter as a reporting company,” said Bruce Rodgers, founder and CEO of LM Funding, “and market demand for our unique association funding solutions continues to grow in the new year.

    “The capital contributed by our October 2015 IPO provided the much-needed resources to fully capitalize on this major market opportunity. We also have behind us a number of large, one-time expenses that contributed to the capital constraints that challenged our growth in 2015. As such, we think a great indicator of our performance in our IPO year is our cash flow from operations.

    “The additional capital resources have supported our recent expansion into Illinois as the fourth state where we operate. The head of our new Chicago office possesses long-standing relationships with the local association community, which presents a tremendous opportunity to provide these associations our easy, cost-effective way to collect their unpaid assessments.”

    “Building out our sales teams in other states also represents a key growth driver, so we have added five additional commission-based sales reps in Florida. Our sales teams have set a collective goal to acquire 2,000 delinquent accounts over the next 12 months, which would compare to the 361 we acquired in all of 2015. We expect to maintain profitable growth in the first half of the year, but given our typical multi-month sales cycle, we expect to see more meaningful results from our expanded sales staff and new influx in capital during the second half of the year.”

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