Pacific Current Group (PAC) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
26 Jun, 2026Executive summary
FY24 was transformational, marked by significant asset sales, externalization of investment management, and major organizational changes, resulting in a leaner cost structure and improved profitability.
Underlying NPAT grew 24% year-over-year, with EBITDA up 18%, and FUM increased 18% to A$42.5b, excluding boutiques sold.
Shareholder returns improved, including a 40% share price appreciation and a declared unfranked dividend of A$0.38 per share.
Substantial capital flexibility was achieved, positioning for future growth, capital returns, and a planned buyback of up to AUD 300 million, pending regulatory approval.
Multiple successful asset sales, including GQG, Pennybacker, Proterra, Avante, Cordillera, Carlisle, and Victory Park, generated proceeds above fair value estimates.
Financial highlights
Net profit after tax swung from a loss of AUD 15.8 million in FY23 to a gain of AUD 110 million in FY24, driven by asset sale gains.
Underlying NPAT grew 24% to A$32.2m and underlying EBITDA rose 18% to A$41.6m.
EPS increased to AUD 0.624 per share from AUD 0.508, and a final unfranked dividend of AUD 0.38 per share was declared.
Statutory net asset value per share rose 16% to AUD 11.48; fair value NAV per share increased to AUD 13.47.
Cash and short-term deposits increased to A$320.5m, forming the largest portfolio component.
Outlook and guidance
FY25 results will differ significantly due to asset sales and ongoing transaction settlements, with a focus on capital return, growth initiatives, and debt reduction.
Management expects to maintain strong momentum, with a substantial off-market share buyback planned for late 2024 or early 2025.
No further transactions are currently on the horizon, but opportunistic sales or investments remain possible.
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