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CEO and Managing Director Stephen Crispe said FY2026 was a year in which the company invested heavily to build long-term capability, and it was pleasing to see that investment convert into growth across the business. He said the company made a deliberate decision to …

Funds Under Management increased 27.5% to $2.32 billion from $1.82 billion, driven by net inflows of $219 million, up from $210 million in FY25, and positive market movements. Super FUM increased 27.9% to $496 million, Raiz Plus FUM was up 42.9% to $424 million, …

Net loss after tax narrowed to $2.90 million, a 55.8% improvement on FY25's $6.57 million loss. With net finance costs falling due to lowerDebtlevels, free cash flow improved from a net outflow of $1.00 million in FY25 to a net inflow of $4.22 million …

Under the terms of the earn-in joint venture agreement, Cazaly expended an initial $1 million on exploration to earn a 25% interest within the first 12 months, completed in January 2026. The company was then required to expend a further $1 million within 18 …

The company said organic growth was driven by continued digital-first platform adoption across its core Australian collections business, growth in the client base, and an increased share of wallet. Underlying EBITDA reached $10.5 million for FY26, a 41% improvement on FY25's $7.4 million, comprising …

CEO Jonathan Callaghan said the Group delivered on its strategic priorities in FY26, growing itsInvestmentmanagement platform, expanding institutionalCapitalpartnerships and maintaining resilient investment portfolio performance. Total continuing segment EBIT increased 2.7% to $171.0 million, with Investment Management EBIT increasing to $14.7 million and Co-investment EBIT …

Joint CEO John McBain said the FY26 results were underpinned by the Group's increased real estate activity over the period, delivered through both organicAcquisitiongrowth and inorganic growth via the acquisition of the Arrow Primary Infrastructure Fund. Operating EBITDA grew to $182.5 million, supported by …