Aldermore has announced that it has provided a £5 million block bridging facility to Dantis Capital, a specialist lender supporting residential and commercial property transactions across England and Wales.
Founded in 2023, Dantis Capital offers short-term bridging finance of up to 24 months, helping property investors and developers access funding quickly and efficiently. The business combines sector expertise with a digital investor platform, providing transparency and streamlined access to funding opportunities for its growing network of investors.
Aldermore's block bridging facility will enable Dantis Capital to deploy more capital into the UK bridging market. The funding will support the company's continued expansion, enabling it to scale its loan book and increase the number of property projects it can support.
With demand for flexible, short-term finance continuing to grow, the facility will help Dantis further strengthen its presence in the UK bridging market.
"At Aldermore, we're committed to supporting ambitious specialist lenders like Dantis Capital as they scale," said Steve Thorne, business development manager for structured finance at Aldermore.
"Their experienced management team, disciplined underwriting approach, and focus on delivering transparency through technology set them apart in the bridging market.
"This facility provides a strong platform for growth, enabling Dantis to expand its lending and support more property investors and developers across the UK. We're pleased to be backing their next stage of development."
"We're delighted to be partnering with Aldermore as we continue to grow our business," said Russell Young, director and founder at Dantis Capital. "This new facility provides the additional firepower we need to expand our lending and support more borrowers with fast, flexible finance solutions.
"Aldermore's understanding of the specialist lending market and collaborative approach made them a natural funding partner. With their support, we're well-positioned to accelerate our growth and continue delivering value to both borrowers and investors."
