PFG Appendix 4D & H1 FY26 Half Year Financial Report

• Revenue grew 31% to $30.1M, with Wealth segment up 57% and Business segment up 3%
• Underlying EBITDA (Members) increased 60% to $6.5M, with margins expanding to 22%
• Reported NPATA grew 112% to $3.6M, and reported NPAT grew 182% to $3.1M

Prime Financial Group Ltd reported a strong financial performance for the first half of FY26. Group revenue reached $30.1 million, representing growth of 31% on the prior corresponding period, with a run rate revenue of $60 million from continuing operations. Underlying EBITDA (Members) increased to $6.5 million, up 60% on the prior corresponding period, with margins expanding to 22%, reflecting disciplined cost management and positive operating leverage across the platform. The company's expanded client base includes the addition of more than 3,300 high-net-worth clients through the acquisition of Lincoln Indicators in May 2025, which is now fully integrated. This expansion, together with continued organic growth across the core service lines, highlights the scalability of the business model and the depth of opportunity within the integrated platform. Looking ahead, the company remains committed to its client-centric ethos, investing in advanced technology and digital tools while preserving the trusted relationships and personal service that define its culture. The company will continue to invest in its integrated platform to enhance client experience, scalability and cross-delivery of services, and to pursue EPS-accretive acquisitions aligned with its strategic priorities.

The company is targeting $100 million in revenue and a 30% underlying EBITDA margin by FY28-FY30.

Prime remains committed to its client-centric ethos, investing in advanced technology and digital tools while preserving the trusted relationships and personal service that define its culture. The company will continue to invest in its integrated platform to enhance client experience, scalability and cross-delivery of services, and to pursue EPS-accretive acquisitions aligned with its strategic priorities.