CAB Payments (CABP) Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
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Q3 2026 TU earnings summary
22 Oct, 2026Executive summary
9M 2026 Total Income was ~£102m, up ~22% YoY; excluding Deposit Net Interest Income, it rose ~32% to ~£79m. Q3 Total Income was a record ~£34m.
9M FX and payment volumes reached a record £32.5bn, up 4% YoY; Emerging Markets (EM) volumes rose 23% to £12.1bn. Active clients totaled 613 at 30 September.
Financial highlights
9M Deposit Net Interest Income fell 5% YoY, reflecting lower average interest rates and hedging initiated toward end-2025, partly offset by average deposits up 11% YoY.
Q3 standalone Total Income was ~£34m, comprising ~£27m excluding Deposit Net Interest Income and ~£7m Deposit Net Interest Income.
Outlook and guidance
Medium-term guidance unchanged: Total Income excluding Net Interest Income growth at a high-teens to low-20s CAGR over 2026–2028.
Positive operating leverage is expected to support structural improvement in the cost-income ratio over time; capital expenditure is set to increase in 2026 to build the operating platform.
Full-year performance expected to be successful despite a particularly strong Q4 2025 comparator; pre-close update scheduled for 19 January 2027 and FY 2026 results for 4 March 2027.
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