• Continued strong earnings performance with 17% increase in normalised EBITDA to $6.2m
• Adviser network expansion with net growth of 14 advisers to 587 as at 31 December 2025
• Increasing adoption of managed accounts and IconiQ platform driving 72% growth in funds under management/administration to $565m

Centrepoint Alliance Ltd reported a strong set of results for the first half of FY26, with normalised EBITDA increasing by 17% to $6.2m. This was driven by continued growth in the adviser network, with the company now supporting 587 licensed advisers as at 31 December 2025, representing a net increase of 14 advisers since 1 July 2025. The company also has a strong recruitment pipeline, with 15 more advisers having joined the group since the end of the half, and a further 16 advisers signed and progressing through onboarding. The salaried advice business delivered a strong performance, with revenue increasing by 24% compared to the prior corresponding period, reflecting productivity improvements and the integration of the Brighter Super acquisition. The company outlined a plan to further scale the salaried advice business, which it estimates could unlock an additional $4.5m in revenue.Centrepoint also reported continued growth in its managed accounts and IconiQ platform, with funds under management/administration increasing by 72% to $565m. The IconiQ platform now has 55 early-adopter advisers with an estimated $5.5b in funds under advice, and the company is targeting over $1b in transitions from key accounts into separately managed accounts by June 2027.In addition, the company announced the divestment of its non-core lending aggregation business to Astute, a specialist Queensland-based lending aggregator. This transaction is expected to be earnings accretive, delivering an estimated $0.4m per annum EBITDA uplift from FY27, and will allow Centrepoint to focus on its core advice and platform operations.Looking ahead, the company provided earnings guidance for FY26, targeting normalised EBITDA in the range of $11.75m to $12.25m.

Earnings guidance for FY26: Normalised EBITDA in the range of $11.75m to $12.25m.

Centrepoint enters the second half with strong recruitment momentum, improving salaried advice margins and accelerating managed account and platform flows, supporting continued earnings growth in FY26.