KHK started working with Shawbrook in 2020, when the lender provided a facility worth £12.5m.

The facility was then syndicated with HTB in 2022, with the two lenders since increasing the combined facility to £65m.

Since working with Shawbrook over the last four years, KHK’s loan book has grown to £100m, which the firm said prompted the latest facility increase to £65m with a three-year extension.

Andy Kent, director at KHK, said: "Securing this additional funding is a significant milestone for KHK Capital, reinforcing our commitment to providing property professionals with tailored, short-term lending solutions.

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“Our relationship with Shawbrook has been instrumental in our growth, and with HTB’s continued support, we are well-positioned to expand our loan book further while maintaining our high standards of service and underwriting expertise.”

Luke Randell, Director at Shawbrook, added: “We are delighted to continue our partnership with KHK Capital and support its impressive growth journey.

“Since 2020, KHK has demonstrated its ability to scale effectively while maintaining a strong underwriting philosophy and client-focused approach.”

Paul Maurici, managing director at HTB also commented: “We are pleased to have played a key role in supporting KHK Capital’s growth alongside Shawbrook.

“KHK has built a strong reputation in the specialist property lending market, and this latest facility increase ensures they have the capacity to continue meeting the evolving needs of property professionals.

“We look forward to further strengthening our partnership and supporting KHK’s continued success.”

Travers Smith acted for Shawbrook on the deal.