Pengana Capital Group (PCG) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
7 Oct, 2026Share valuation and buybacks
Buybacks increased, acquiring a large share of daily traded volume, reflecting a view that shares are substantially undervalued at current prices.
NTA of $28.6m equated to 30c/share; at a 72c share price, implied operating business value was 42c/share, or $39.6m based on 94.36m shares.
Operating business positioning
Retail and adviser relationships built over 24 years support a strong Australian wealth-market brand; Global Private Markets is now the dominant business segment, with high margins and sticky FUM.
Global Private Markets run-rate FUM rose 87% and run-rate net base revenue rose 107% in 2026.
Growth in global private market exposures is capturing increased share in retail and adviser segments; the Global Private Credit portfolio has zero Australian exposure.
Stable expenses create operating leverage as the business grows in Global Private Market solutions for retail and advisers.
Run-rate growth
Total FUM increased 14.0%, from $3.5bn to $4.0bn; net base revenue rose 29.2% ($9.3m), while base operating expenses excluding upfront new-business acquisition costs increased $0.5m.
Global Private Markets FUM rose 87%, from $0.84bn to $1.56bn, an increase of $723.7m; net base revenue rose 107%, or $10.9m.
At 30 June 2026, Global Private Markets FUM was $1,560m, gross base revenue $23.0m and net base revenue $21.1m; net base revenue margin was 1.35%, up 0.14 percentage points YoY.
Run-rate revenue annualises actual FUM at a specified date using expected annualised base revenue margins, capturing inflows regardless of timing.
Latest events from Pengana Capital Group
- FUM up 14% to $4.0bn, NBR up 29.2%, private markets now 51% of run-rate NBR.PCG
H2 2026 - Subdued FY2024 profit as focus shifts to private markets and Global Private Credit growth.PCG
H2 2024 - Profit and revenue soared in H1 FY2025, fueled by fee growth and private market expansion.PCG
H1 2025 - FY 2025 saw record profitability, robust fee growth, and strong private market expansion.PCG
H2 2025 - FUM and NBR surged on GPC growth, but net profit fell 51% as performance fees dropped.PCG
H1 2026