Count announces strong Revenue and Profit Growth for FY25
| Stock | Count Ltd (CUP.ASX) |
|---|---|
| Release Time | 28 Aug 2025, 8:29 a.m. |
| Price Sensitive | Yes |
Count announces strong Revenue and Profit Growth for FY25
- Revenue rose by +28% to $143.6 million
- Underlying EBITA increased by +67% to $27.7 million
- Statutory EBITA increased by +144% to $24.9 million
- Underlying NPAT reached $10.9 million, +89% improvement
Count Limited (ASX:CUP) has announced its FY2025 financial results, reporting strong revenue and profit growth. Revenue rose by 28% to $143.6 million, reflecting strong performance across all three operating segments. Underlying EBITA increased by 67% to $27.7 million, driven by realised cost synergies, organic and inorganic growth. Statutory EBITA increased by 144% to $24.9 million, inclusive of transaction and integration costs and the impact of divested operations. Underlying Net Profit After Tax (NPAT) attributable to Count shareholders reached $10.9 million, representing an 89% improvement on FY2024. Funds Under Advice (FUA) grew to $37.8 billion, a 10% increase, while Funds Under Management (FUM) climbed to $3.9 billion, up 24%. The company successfully completed 11 transactions during the year, reflecting disciplined execution of its M&A strategy, and exceeded its cost synergy target from the integration of Diverger, delivering $5.1 million in savings. Count also announced a final dividend of 2.75 cents per share, a 22.2% increase on the prior year, and the highest payout in eight years.
Count delivered $5.1 million in cost synergies from the integration of Diverger, significantly exceeding initial guidance of $3.0 million for the FY2025 period.
Count is leading the company into its next growth phase, executing with precision through its integrated accounting and wealth business model. The company is taking advantage of its scale to unlock new revenue opportunities, remove costs, expand its investment solutions, and enhance client outcomes, which will create long-term value and drive the future of accounting and wealth.