Ah, I misread your first post as saying you were 42 yo, starting at 23% bf and aiming for 15% bf.
102kg to 72.5kg is 29% bw lost. It's always going to be hard to estimate bf % lost, you may have lost or gained muscle mass in this time (you probably lost some, especially if the pace of loss was reasonably fast).
My original question about how you were estimating bf % then and now stands though. What measurement tool was used? Calipers in the right hands can be accurate. Two point weight scale are trash. Four point scales aren't much better. DEXA scans and hydrostatic weighing can be accurate, but aren't practical for most people.
If you're making good progress, keep going. The bf % is meaningless, even if you have an accurate read of it. I mean you should be looking to lose fat or gain muscle or whatever based on how you feel, not on what some possibly inaccurate tool estimates your bf % to be.
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