The Cuscal Ltd (ASX: CCL) share price is in focus today after reporting a 49% jump in statutory NPAT to $42.7 million for FY26, boosted by acquisitions of Indue and Paymark.
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What did Cuscal report?
- Statutory net profit after tax (NPAT) up 49% to $42.7 million
- Underlying NPAT up 20% to $46.2 million
- Underlying net operating income rose 20% to $347.7 million
- Aggregate transaction volumes grew 12% over the year
- Final dividend of 7.0 cents, taking the full year dividend to 11.5 cents per share
- Indue and Paymark acquisitions contributed $34.8 million and $5.2 million respectively to net operating income
What else do investors need to know?
Cuscal completed the acquisition of Indue in December 2025 and Paymark in May 2026, both adding scale and new capabilities to the business. The company removed one-off costs from its underlying profit figure, including integration expenses and fair value adjustments, making it easier for investors to gauge the real health of the business.
The group's strong capital position underpins its dividend payout and supports future investment. Conference call and webcast details for investors are available for those wanting more information about the result and company outlook.
What did Cuscal management say?
Managing Director Craig Kennedy said:
FY26 was a defining year for Cuscal. The acquisitions of Indue and Paymark have significantly increased our scale, strengthened our position across Australia and New Zealand, and expanded the range of payments capabilities we deliver to clients. These acquisitions were completed against a backdrop of continued growth across our core business. As we enter FY27, our focus is on supporting client growth, progressing integration, delivering synergies, and executing on the opportunities created by bringing these businesses together.
What's next for Cuscal?
Looking ahead, Cuscal expects another year of strong growth in FY27, targeting mid-twenties percentage increases for both transaction volumes and underlying NPAT. Management says the integration of Indue and Paymark is expected to support further synergies and scale benefits.
Cuscal remains focused on supporting client growth and delivering value, including bringing new products and services to clients across Australia and New Zealand. The company aims to build on its recent acquisitions, drive innovation, and maintain disciplined cost management.
Cuscal share price snapshot
Over the past 12 months, Cuscal shares have risen 79%, significantly outperforming the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO).
