Cash Converters International (CCV) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
26 Oct, 2025Strategic rationale and growth outlook
Targeting 20+ franchise store acquisitions per year in Australia and the UK, with a focus on expanding corporate-owned stores and exploring European markets.
Historical acquisitions have delivered strong returns, with acquired store NPAT up ~30x since FY21 and IRR above 15%.
Integration of retail and lending operations aims to drive higher margins and operational consistency.
Store margins are improving through cost discipline, efficient formats, and a luxury product focus.
Lending growth is driven by a simplified, lower-cost product suite and responsible credit solutions.
Equity raising and use of proceeds
Launching a ~$25m equity raising via a $5m institutional placement and a $20m pro-rata entitlement offer at $0.305 per share.
Offer price represents an 11.54% discount to TERP and a 12.86% discount to the last close.
Proceeds will fund the $37m acquisition of 29 franchise stores (CCIG) and cover related costs.
EZCORP, holding 43.65% of shares, will fully participate and sub-underwrite up to $2.18m of the retail offer.
If the acquisition does not complete, funds may be redirected to future store acquisitions.
Financial and operational highlights
FY25 revenue reached $385.3m, operating EBITDA $74.5m, and operating NPAT $25.1m.
Gross loan book at $244.6m, with a net loss rate of 16.0% and EPS of 3.9cps.
Cash and equivalents totaled $73.2m, with an undrawn securitisation facility of $81m.
Pro forma FY25 financials post-acquisition show revenue of $425.3m, EBITDA of $80.2m, and NPAT of $28.4m.
Store network includes 657 stores across 15 countries, with a pipeline for further expansion.
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