Cambridge Building Society has reported record mortgage lending of £434m in 2025, marking its 175th anniversary year with the highest level of lending in its history.
The mutual delivered a 42% year-on-year increase in lending alongside 10% growth in its mortgage book.
The society achieved profit before tax of £10.8m, with capital reserves of £141.3m and liquidity assets of £356m.
Over 70% of borrowers whose current deal was coming to an end chose to renew their mortgage with Cambridge, whilst net savings inflows reached £58m with 85% of accounts retained at maturity.
Customer satisfaction remained high with ratings in the 90%+ range.
Peter Burrows (pictured), chief executive of Cambridge Building Society, said: “Last year was a record‑breaking year for The Cambridge, with exceptional customer satisfaction ratings, continued strong financial performance, and more money channelled to good causes in our community than ever before.
“It was a fitting way to celebrate our 175th anniversary. Our core purpose of helping people have a home has never been stronger.
“We achieved record mortgage lending of £434 million and more than 70% of our borrowers whose current deal was coming to an end chose to renew their mortgage with us, reflecting the trust our members place in the Society.”
