Insignia Financial (ASX:IFL) Reports 1H25 Financial Results
Financial Performance
Insignia Financial reported a 30% increase in net revenue for 1H25, rising to $124 million from $96 million in 1H24. EBITDA saw a 26% growth, reaching $224 million compared to $178 million the previous year. The company reduced its NPAT loss to ($17 million) from ($50 million) in the same period last year.
Operational Achievements
The company successfully implemented its Vision2030 strategy, aiming to become Australia’s leading and most efficient wealth management company by 2030. Insignia Financial embedded a new operating structure and executive team to enhance accountability and risk governance. A Master Services Agreement was signed with SS&C to transform the Master Trust business, improving customer experience and cost efficiencies. Additionally, the IT separation from NAB was completed in November 2024.
Strategic Initiatives
Insignia Financial is on track with its cost optimisation program, achieving a net cost reduction of $36 million compared to 1H24 and is expected to reach full-year guidance of $60–65 million. Strategic investments of $100 million were made in 1H25, aligning with the full-year guidance of $142–167 million. The company continues to enhance its Wrap functionality and improve adviser experience, alongside uplifting its risk and governance capabilities.
Future Outlook
Insignia Financial plans to invest in and refresh the MLC brand, expected to launch in 1H26. The company remains committed to achieving its Vision2030 strategy through ongoing operational improvements and strategic investments. Free cash flow is expected to improve by over $250 million in 2H25 compared to 1H25.
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