Litigation Capital Management (LIT) Trading Update summary
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Trading Update summary
23 Jun, 2025Funded case judgment
High Court in London ruled against the funded party in a commercial litigation matter, with LCM investing £3.4m and Fund I contributing £8.2m.
As of 31 December 2024, the investment was valued at £5.0m on the balance sheet; adverse costs are covered by ATE insurance.
LCM is reviewing the judgment and considering next steps with legal representatives.
Trading update and financial performance
Second half of FY25 saw modest realisations: two successful and two unsuccessful investments, excluding certain cases under appeal.
FY25 realisations totaled A$55m with A$19m invested, yielding a MOIC of 2.9x; H2 realisations were notably lower than H1.
Net debt is projected at approximately A$73m at 30 June 2025, up from A$8.9m in FY24, due to continued case investments and modest cash inflows.
Fund III and strategic outlook
Strong investor interest in Fund III, but marketing is paused due to US tax uncertainty and political developments affecting institutional investors.
No direct exposure to US tax proposals; marketing for Fund III expected to resume in late 2025 or early 2026.
New commitments for FY25 are expected to be around A$80m, down from A$270m in FY24, reflecting a focus on balance sheet discipline.
A strategic update will be provided with full year results in September, including an assessment of the current portfolio and future priorities.
Latest events from Litigation Capital Management
- A$44.7M FY24 income, 2.4x MOIC, asset management growth, and 1.25p dividend declared.LIT
H2 202425 Feb 2026 - A$51m revenue at 3.7x MOIC, strong fund growth, but net loss after tax of A$8.4m.LIT
H1 202518 Dec 2025 - Major losses and a net loss of AUD 72.9M prompt cost cuts and a strategic review.LIT
H2 202514 Dec 2025 - FY24 realisations reached AUD $56m with a 2.4x MOIC; New Commitments to top AUD $250m.LIT
Trading Update13 Jun 2025 - LCM achieved a 3.7x MOIC in H1 FY25, with strong realisations despite a modest loss.LIT
Trading Update6 Jun 2025