MA Financial Group (ASX:MAF) logged its financial performance for 2025, headlined by a 35% growth in underlying net profit.
The results underscore a year of aggressive scaling and record-breaking activity across the group's diversified financial services ecosystem.
The group's growth engine was fueled by record annual fund inflows of $4.1 billion, an 82% increase over the previous year.
The momentum propelled assets under management to $15.3 billion, with a significant $4.5 billion of that growth occurring in the second half of the year alone.
Complementing this, Finsure’s managed loan portfolio climbed 26% to reach $175 billion, while the MA Money loan book saw an explosive 148% expansion.
Corporate Advisory also saw a resurgence, with fees jumping 26% to $63 million as market conditions thawed.
While statutory earnings were weighed down by one-off acquisition costs related to IPG and the MA1 private credit trust, the Group remains bullish on its outlook.
Management anticipates that underlying EPS will be materially higher in FY26, supported by a continued focus on US Private Credit expansion and a strategic reduction in investment spending.
Shareholders are set to receive a fully franked final dividend of 14 cents per share, bringing the total FY25 distribution to 20 cents.
At the time of reporting, MA Financial Group’s share price was $10.80.