• Statutory Operating Income up 24% to $522m
• Statutory Profit from Ordinary Activities up 29% to $111m
• No interim or final dividends proposed for FY26
• Net tangible assets per share increased to $1.53
• Judo Bank achieved profitability and scaled during FY26

Judo Capital Holdings Ltd (JDO.ASX) released its FY26 Appendix 4E and Annual Report, detailing significant financial growth and operational achievements. Key highlights include a 24% increase in statutory operating income to $522 million, a 29% rise in statutory profit from ordinary activities to $111 million, and an increase in net tangible assets per share to $1.53. The company did not propose any interim or final dividends for FY26. Judo Bank, a subsidiary, achieved profitability and continued to scale, with a loan book of $14.7 billion and deposits of $12.2 billion. The report also highlights the company's focus on enhancing customer capability, operational resilience, and risk management, as well as its commitment to ESG considerations.

Statutory Profit from Ordinary Activities up 29% to $111m

Judo Capital Holdings Ltd is confident in its strategy to continue delivering a dedicated relationship banking proposition to Australia's SME community, focusing on long-term growth and customer focus.