Cash Converters International (CCV) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
23 Sep, 2025Business overview and strategy
Operates as a data-driven lender and circular retailer with 659 stores in 15 countries, integrating online and in-store channels for diversified earnings.
Focuses on responsible, lower-cost lending and repurposed retail, with a luxury goods emphasis and strategic store growth via franchise acquisitions in Australia, UK, and Europe.
Processes over 500,000 loan applications annually in Australia using proprietary machine learning credit models, supporting a fully integrated digital and physical customer experience.
Delivers consistent shareholder returns with five consecutive years of fully franked dividends and a focus on cash NPAT growth.
Financial performance
FY25 revenue reached $385.3m, up 1% from FY24, with operating EBITDA at $74.5m (up 8%) and operating NPAT at $25.1m (up 20%).
Cash and equivalents increased 30% to $73.2m, and the gross loan book was $244.6m, down 15% as discontinued loan books run down.
Net loss rate improved to 16.0%, and EPS rose to 3.9cps, with a fully franked annual dividend of 2.0c per share and a 7.1% yield.
Market cap stands at $176m, with NTA per share at 28.8c and $81m undrawn securitisation available.
Strategic transformation and growth
Simplified business model by exiting payday and vehicle loans, focusing on new, lower-risk lending products and scaling new loan books.
Acquired 96 franchise stores since FY21, with the first luxury-only store showing strong performance and a pipeline targeting 20+ acquisitions per year.
Secured diversified funding, including a Lloyds facility in the UK, and maintains a majority corporate-owned network in core geographies.
Consistent EPS growth and dividend payments, with a focus on sustainable earnings momentum.
Latest events from Cash Converters International
- Revenue up 8% and operating profit up 9% as franchise acquisitions and retail margins drive growth.CCV
H1 20261 Mar 2026 - Revenue and EBITDA surged on acquisitions and loan growth, with improved credit performance.CCV
H2 202422 Jan 2026 - Revenue up 26%, all resolutions passed, and acquisitions drive higher-margin growth.CCV
AGM 202416 Jan 2026 - Net profit up 41% as lending transformation and store acquisitions drive strong growth.CCV
H2 202523 Nov 2025 - Strong financials, store growth, and lending transformation drive positive outlook.CCV
AGM 202520 Nov 2025 - $25m equity raise to fund 29-store acquisition, driving network growth and EPS accretion.CCV
Investor Presentation26 Oct 2025 - Net profit up 21% to $12.1M on steady revenue and strategic expansion.CCV
H1 20255 Jun 2025