• Revenue from contracts with customers up 13% to $179,329k
• Profit after tax of $3,868k, down 15% from prior period
• Adviser network expanded to 585 licensed advisers, up 14 since July 2025

Centrepoint Alliance Limited has reported its half-year financial results for the six months ended 31 December 2025. The company has entered the new financial year with strong momentum, building on the solid foundations established in the 2025 financial year. The group continues to deliver consistent earnings and net adviser growth, further cementing its position as a leading destination for quality financial advisers across both licensed and self-licensed segments. A key highlight of the half year has been Centrepoint's elevation to the number two ranking among Australian licensees, driven by continued organic adviser recruitment and high retention rates. As at 31 December 2025, the adviser network had expanded to 585 licensed advisers, representing net growth of 14 since 1 July 2025. The onboarding pipeline remains strong, with approximately 40 advisers in transition, supporting further growth into the second half.Financially, Centrepoint reported revenue from contracts with customers of $179,329k, up 13% on the prior comparative period. Profit after tax for the period was $3,868k, down 15% from the prior comparative period. The decline is largely driven by a one-off revenue in the prior period resulting from the release of contingent consideration. Excluding one-off items and long-term incentives, the normalised profit before tax increased by $713k, principally driven by an increase in net advice revenue.

Centrepoint expects to deliver EBITDA (excluding one-off and long-term incentives) of approximately $12.5 million for the full 2026 financial year.

Centrepoint remains focused on building scale, driving operational efficiency, enhancing adviser services, and maintaining disciplined cost management. The company is also deliberately expanding into higher-margin segments such as investment management, platform services, and salaried advice to complement its core licensee services division.