AMP
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AMP provides banking, superannuation, and retirement services in Australia and New Zealand through its four operating business units: Platforms, Superannuation & Investments, AMP Bank, and New Zealand Wealth Management
Market Data
$1.600
+0.0%$4.0B
30.4x
$0.052
2.55%
+0.0%
Latest Earnings
AMP Appendix 4E & 2025 Annual Report
12 February 2026
AMP reported strong underlying NPAT growth of 20.8% to $285m for FY 25, driven by improved momentum across Platforms, Superannuation & Investments, and stable Bank performance. However, statutory NPAT declined 11.3% to $133m due to one-off costs including business simplification and litigation settlements. The company maintained its dividend at 4.0 cents per share and continues positioning as a retirement specialist. Key points: Underlying NPAT up 20.8% to $285m with strong momentum across key businesses; Platforms net cashflows up 85.2% to $5.1bn driven by adviser growth and managed portfolios; Successful launch of AMP Bank GO with $310m deposits and 15,665 customers since February
Recent Announcements
Ceasing to be a substantial holder
Pinnacle Investment Management Group Limited ceased to be a substantial holder (20%).
Ceasing to be a substantial holder from PPT
PPT ceased to be a substantial holder.
Becoming a substantial holder from PPT
PPT became a substantial holder (5.065%).
AMP Appendix 4E & 2025 Annual Report
AMP reported strong underlying NPAT growth of 20.8% to $285m for FY 25, driven by improved momentum across Platforms, Superannuation & Investments, and stable Bank performance. However, statutory NPAT declined 11.3% to $133m due to one-off costs including business simplification and litigation settlements. The company maintained its dividend at 4.0 cents per share and continues positioning as a retirement specialist. Key points: Underlying NPAT up 20.8% to $285m with strong momentum across key businesses; Platforms net cashflows up 85.2% to $5.1bn driven by adviser growth and managed portfolios; Successful launch of AMP Bank GO with $310m deposits and 15,665 customers since February
Earnings Release - 12 February 2026
Upcoming earnings release expected 12 February 2026 (from Yahoo Finance (confirmed))
ASX AMP Appendix 4D and 2025 Half Year Report
AMP reported HY25 NPAT of $98m, down 4.9% on pcp, with underlying NPAT of $131m up 9.2%, driven by strong growth in Platforms (+7.4%), AMP Bank (+2.9%), and New Zealand Wealth Management (+11.8%), offset by one-off costs. Total AUM grew 10.1% to $153.9b and the company maintained its 2.0 cents per share interim dividend (20% franked) while targeting 4.0 cents total for FY25, demonstrating confidence despite regulatory headwinds from new class action litigation. Key points: Underlying NPAT grew 9.2% to $131m, demonstrating underlying operational strength despite statutory profit decline driven by one-off costs; Total AUM surged 10.1% to $153.9b with strong growth across all segments: Platforms AUM +11.3%, Superannuation & Investments +8.2%, New Zealand Wealth Management +9.6%; Platforms generated exceptional net cash inflows of $2.3b (+91% vs pcp), with average AUM up 10.1% and continued momentum in Managed Portfolios ($21.8b)
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