Computershare reports FY26 revenue of $3.2B

• Computershare reported full-year FY26 management revenue of $3.2 billion and a management earnings per share increase of over 7% to 145.2 cents.
• The company lifted its final dividend to 65 cents per share, representing a 35.4% increase compared to the final dividend paid last year.
• Management stated that underlying business momentum and disciplined cost control across operations underpin a projected management earnings per share increase of around 6% for FY27.

Computershare (ASX:CPU) reported full-year FY26 financial results featuring management revenue of $3.2 billion and a management earnings per share figure of $1.45.

Total revenue rose 3.0% on a constant currency basis compared to the previous financial year.

“Our earnings trajectory accelerated as the year progressed and we delivered results ahead of the earnings guidance we upgraded in February,” noted Computershare CEO Stuart Irving.

Margin income reached $748.7 million while the return on invested capital climbed to 36.5%.

The company stated that management earnings per share are expected to increase by approximately 6% in FY27.

Following the announcement, the Computershare share price was up at $42.51.

The business operates registry maintenance, corporate trust, and employee share plan services across global financial markets.

Prior reporting periods involved strategic portfolio adjustments, including the disposal of non-core communication and mortgage service units.