Fiducian model delivers 15% rise in NPAT

Mike Taylor

Managing Editor/Publisher, Financial Newswire

17 February 2026

Fiducian Group Limited has reinforced the strength of its business model, reporting a 15% increase in net profit after tax (NPAT).

The company said that net inflows of $178 million were received during the first half from aligned the Aligned dealer group, with almost 100% of new inflows invested through the Fiducian platform and in Fiducian multi-manager funds.

The company said Funds Under Management, Administration and Advice increased by 9% to $15.61 billion and noted dividends of 25.5 cents per share based on 70% of underlying NPAT.

Commenting on the result, Fiducian executive chair, Indy Singh said it had been achieved in an environment marked by global and domestic uncertainty.

“Improved performance across our operating groups, combined with ongoing investment in long-term growth opportunities, reflects the strength of our business and our focus on delivering positive outcomes for clients and communities,” he said.

Singh reinforced Fiducian’s platforms stating that “Fiducian platforms for Fiducian financial advisers are now complemented by our offerings for the external Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) market, Auxilium and other badges”.

“As at 31 December 2025, Funds Under Administration from IFAs was $551 million including Core, Auxilium and Badged product platforms.”

The company’s announcement said Fiducian’s IFA platform solution, Auxilium, is gaining momentum from external dealer groups who are looking for a partner with a history of excellent service and relationship management as well as an extensive product menu and advanced reporting capabilities.

“Funds under administration on our platforms stood at $4,272 million as at 31 December 2025, a 15.3% increase from 31 December 2024,” it said.