Pacific Current Group (PAC) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
27 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Underlying NPAT for FY26 was A$14.8m, down 43% year-over-year, reflecting boutique divestments, asset realisations, and capital returns.
Statutory net loss after tax was A$1.5m, compared to a A$58.2m profit in FY25, due to non-cash fair value movements and the absence of a prior year gain on sale.
Total dividend for FY26 was A$0.48 per share, up 12% year-over-year, with a mix of fully and partially franked dividends.
Strategic review commenced to explore options including a proposal from River Capital, sale, or delisting, aiming to optimise shareholder value.
Portfolio was simplified, increasing transparency, eradicating debt, and materially reducing operating expenses.
Financial highlights
Funds under management ended at A$26.4b, down from A$30b, mainly due to asset exits and currency effects.
Fair value NAV per share increased 4% to A$16.18, a A$2.22 premium to statutory NAV.
Overhead expenses reduced by 41% year-over-year to A$9.4m, with further reductions expected.
Number of ordinary shares on issue fell 7% to 27.9 million due to buy-backs.
Cash and short-term deposits increased to A$157.7m, funding debt repayment, buybacks, and dividends.
Outlook and guidance
FY27 priorities include preserving capital optionality, funding dividends from cash earnings, further expense reduction, and sharpening the operating model.
Strategic review will guide deployment of capital and potential further returns to shareholders.
Corporate expenses expected to decline further as interest and management fees roll off.
Management expects to maintain strong momentum and focus on disciplined execution during the review.
Outlook assumes flat equity markets and stable currency.
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