• EBITDA excluding LTI, One-Off Costs and Contingent Consideration up 17% to $6.2m
• Gross revenue up 12% to $179.4m, driven by adviser recruitment and recurring fee growth
• Net revenue up 7% to $21.5m, supported by salaried advice growth and adviser fee uplift

Centrepoint Alliance Limited (ASX: CAF), a leading provider of advice and business services to financial advice firms throughout Australia, has reported its Interim Financial Report and Appendix 4D for the six months ended 31 December 2025. The Group delivered a strong first-half performance, underpinned by continued adviser recruitment, expansion of the adviser network, and strong earnings growth from salaried advice, supporting higher-quality, recurring earnings. Key highlights include a 17% increase in normalised EBITDA to $6.2m, a 12% rise in gross revenue to $179.4m, and a 7% increase in net revenue to $21.5m. The cost to income ratio improved to 71%, reflecting operating leverage and scale benefits. On a normalised basis, NPBT was $4.5m, up 18% on H1 FY25. The company also reported strong organic growth, with Centrepoint now the number 2 ranked licensee in the Australian market, driven by ongoing adviser recruitment and strong retention. The adviser network expanded to 587 licensed advisers as of 31 December 2025, with a further 31 advisers signed and progressing through onboarding. The company also saw growth in salaried advice revenue, funds under management and administration, and platform transitions.

The Group expects full year Normalised EBITDA to be in the range of $11.75m to $12.25m.

Centrepoint enters the second half of FY26 with positive momentum across its core businesses. The Group remains focused on adviser recruitment, scaling salaried advice, platform transitions and continued cost discipline, supporting sustainable earnings growth and improved earnings quality.