Highlights

  • FY26 Revenue in the group presentation reached AUD 1,596.6 million.
  • Underlying NPAT was AUD 224.6 million and Earnings Per Share were 183.69 cents.
  • AUB reported approximately 1.6 million clients across 17 countries.

AUB Group Limited (ASX:AUB) was trading at AUD 29.10, down 0.70% at the 28 October 2026 quotation. The company’s reported results and operating disclosures cover the financial performance, Business activities and other corporate measures described below.

Group scale and reported results

AUB Group’s FY26 investor presentation reported AUD 1,596.6 million in revenue and underlying net profit after tax of AUD 224.6 million. It also reported an EBIT Margin of 36.1%, earnings per share of 183.69 cents and a Dividend of 98.0 cents per share. The company presented comparable FY19 figures of AUD 541.6 million revenue, AUD 46.7 million underlying NPAT and a 26.9% EBIT margin. These long-term comparative figures are part of the presentation’s historical business overview.

Insurance distribution operations

AUB described a business network extending across approximately 640 locations in 17 countries, with around 7,000 insurance professionals serving approximately 1.6 million clients. The group disclosed more than AUD 11 billion in Gross Written Premiums and roughly 2.5 million policies. It outlined 89 operating businesses, comprising 45 partner Brokers and 44 agencies and managing general agents. These operating figures include subsidiaries and associate or network arrangements as identified in the investor presentation.

Australian broking and digital business

Australian Broking generated FY26 revenue of AUD 647.8 million, up 6.0% from FY25, and EBIT of AUD 246.7 million, up 6.8%. Its EBIT margin reached 38.1%, a 30-basis-point improvement. The investor presentation also described BizCover, the group’s digital insurance distribution business, as part of a broader platform spanning retail broking, wholesale broking and Underwriting agencies. Management discussed its owner-driver business model and recent additions to its international insurance operations.

Margins and historical changes

The presentation showed an expansion of 920 basis points in the group EBIT margin between FY19 and FY26, from 26.9% to 36.1%. The company gave FY26 divisional margins of 47.8% for BizCover, 43.7% for Agencies, 38.1% for Australian Broking, 33.1% for New Zealand and 27.6% for International. It also set out medium-term segment margin targets. Those targets are company objectives and are separate from achieved FY26 financial results.