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Bravura earnings rise nearly 50%. The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper Investment | / | / | / | / | Bravura earnings rise nearly 50% BY KARREN VERGARA | WEDNESDAY, 12 AUG 2026 11:27AM Bravura Solutions lifted earnings by nearly 50% in the latest round of financial results, with profit after tax hitting $110.9 million. The group reported underlying revenue from customers of $282.6 million, rising 9.6% year on year despite foreign exchange headwinds that materialised in the second half of the period. Asia Pacific revenue increased by 9.9% year on year to $79.8 million, while EBITDA increased by $8.5 million to $35.7 million. In the EMEA segment, margins increased by $20.5 million, driven by revenue growth with existing customers and continued margin improvement through headcount and third-party cost reductions. Bravura shed 47 full-time staff to end up with 955 in its global workforce at the end of June. During the period, Bravura chair Russell Baskerville and chief executive Colin Greenhill told investors the company "sharpened our strategic focus, strengthened execution and continued to invest in the areas that will support sustainable long-term growth." "This includes maintaining our focus on innovation and exploring how emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, can enhance the way we develop software, support clients and improve operational efficiency. We believe these technologies will create meaningful opportunities for both Bravura and our clients over time," they said. Bravura reported a series of executive changes throughout the 12 months with Greenhill taking over as group chief executive on January 1. Baskerville was named chair last October, while Damien Leonard became deputy chair. "We enter FY27 with stronger foundations, improving momentum and a clear sense of purpose. While there is more to do, we are optimistic about Bravura's future and the opportunities ahead," they said. The group declared total dividends for FY26 of $113.2 million or 25.23c per share. On July 28, Bravura debuted on the London Stock Exchange's Alternative Investment Market. On August 12, the group announced an on-market buyback of up to $50 million. Read more: Bravura Solutions, Alternative Investment Market, Colin Greenhill, Damien Leonard, London Stock Exchange, Russell Baskerville VIEW COMMENTS Related News | | | Bravura dual lists on the London Stock Exchange | | | | InvestStream, MUFG partner to enhance digital advice in super | | | | Bravura ups guidance, reports earnings increase | | | | Super funds race to implement digital advice | | | | Praemium names chair successor | | | | AMP launches new digital financial advice tools | | | | Bravura appoints new chair, deputy chair | | | | Aware Super launches digital advice tool for retirees | | | | Bravura, Future Group partner on digital advice | | | | Bravura flags growth plans with leadership appointments Editor's choice. The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the door open for further tightening despite keeping the cash rate steady at 4.35%. DASH Technology Group appointed a new chief executive, replacing the incumbent who left the company in May. GQG Partners recorded another significant month of client redemptions in July, with net outflows of US$4.5 billion ($6.4b), as the global fund manager continued to face pressure on funds under management. New analysis depicted duration as the biggest headwind for bond investors, with both Australian and global bonds labelled as the "laggards" against their peers over the 12 months to June end. Videos. Further Reading

Osborne Clarke advises Bravura Solutions on its proposed admission to AIM. Published on 1st July 2026 International legal practice Osborne Clarke has advised Bravura Solutions Limited, a leading provider of software solutions for the wealth management, life insurance, and funds administration industries, on its proposed admission to trading on the AIM market of London Stock Exchange plc. Bravura is currently listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and has a market capitalisation of approximately A$970 million (£470 million). Admission to AIM is being sought via the AIM Designated Market Route, with admission expected to occur on or around 28 July 2026. Osborne Clarke's Corporate team advises UK and international clients across the full spectrum of corporate transactions, including equity capital markets, M&A, private equity, joint ventures and restructurings. This transaction showcases the firm's ability to support international companies accessing London's growth markets, as well as the team's depth of expertise at the intersection of technology, financial services and corporate finance. The AIM admission is intended to provide Bravura with access to an expanded pool of capital and to support the Company's positioning with existing and prospective clients across all markets, broaden its visibility and reflect the dual location of the business across EMEA and APAC. Canaccord Genuity Limited is acting as Nominated Adviser and Broker to the Company in connection with the proposed admission. The Osborne Clarke Corporate team was led by partner Louise Grzasko and associate director Stuart Miller, supported by associates Sophie Mullarkey and Elizabeth Britchford. Media comment Its legal experts are available to provide comment or background on international legal issues for your publication. 01/07/2026 - 1 mins 29/06/2026 - 1 mins 29/06/2026 - 2 mins 26/06/2026 - 1 mins