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Centrepoint Alliance — Investor Presentation (February 2026)

27 slides from Centrepoint Alliance's investor presentation, Feb 24, 2026

  1. Slide 1: H1 FY26 Results Presentation

    H1 FY26 RESULTS PRESENTATION John Shuttleworth, CEO Brendon Glass, CFO 24 February 2026

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer

    DISCLAIMER This presentation is for general information purposes only and should be read in conjunction with the Half Year Financial Report for six months ending 31 December 2025 and the Appendix 4D lodged with the Australian Securities Exchange by Centrepoint Alliance Limited (ASX:CAF) on 24 Februa

  3. Slide 3: What We Will Cover

    WHAT WE WILL COVER 1 Highlights for H1 2026 2 Licensee growth and pipeline 3 Salaried advice productivity 4 Managed accounts and IconiQ Platform 5 Lending simplification – divestment of aggregation business 6 Artificial Intelligence – tailwinds it is creating 7 Detailed financial results 8 Earnings

  4. Slide 4: Results and Business Update

    RESULTS AND BUSINESS UPDATE John Shuttleworth, CEO

  5. Slide 5: Key Highlights for H1 FY26

    KEY HIGHLIGHTS FOR H1 FY26 • H1 FY26 EBITDA1 of $6.2m, representing a 17% increase on H1 FY25 Continued • Strong Organic Growth and Market Position – Centrepoint Alliance has increased its market ranking to strong earnings the number 2 licensee in the market, driven by continued adviser recruitment

  6. Slide 6: Snapshot of H1 FY26 Results

    SNAPSHOT OF H1 FY26 RESULTS $179.4m $21.5m $6.2m Gross revenue Net revenue EBITDA1 $19.8m $1.4m +12% +7% $0.9m on H1 FY25 on H1 FY25 +17% on H1 FY25 $3.5m Net profit before tax $11.5m Interim Dividend statutory Cash -$1.4m -29% on H1 FY25 at 31 December 2025 1.25¢ $4.5m Cash & cash equivalents decli

  7. Slide 7: Centrepoint Continues to Grow and Take Market Share

    CENTREPOINT CONTINUES TO GROW AND TAKE MARKET SHARE CHANGES IN ADVISER NUMBERS BY LICENSEE 1/7/2025 TO 31/12/2025 NUMBER NET 1 2 RANK LICENSEE GROUP OF ARS APPOINTMENTS RESIGNATIONS CHANGE • Centrepoint continued to record strong 1 Insignia 1,082 62 78 -16 organic net growth in the 1st half 2 587 41

  8. Slide 8: Centrepoint Capturing 24% of Advisers Switching to Larger Licensees

    CENTREPOINT IS CAPTURING 24% OF ADVISERS SWITCHING TO LARGER LICENSEES WITH A STRONG RECRUITMENT PIPELINE ADVISERS SWITCHING TO A TOP 10 LICENSEE GROUP A STRONG RECRUITMENT PIPELINE WITH 16 CONFIRMED TRANSITIONS UNDERWAY Proposal / Offer accepted / Onboarded Due diligence Onboarding between 1/1/26 a

  9. Slide 9: Salaried Advice Business Delivered Strong First-Half Performance

    THE SALARIED ADVICE BUSINESS DELIVERED A STRONG FIRST-HALF PERFORMANCE, DRIVEN BY IMPROVEMENTS TO ADVISER PRODUCTIVITY AND THE INTEGRATION OF BRIGHTER SUPER KEY DRIVERS SALARIED ADVICE REVENUE $m • Adviser fee adjusted to align with service $5.2m $0.6m $0.1m • Brighter Super integration $0.3m • Clie

  10. Slide 10: Scaling Salaried Adviser Base to Benchmark Productivity Unlocks $4.5M

    SCALING CURRENT SALARIED ADVISER BASE TO BENCHMARK PRODUCTIVITY UNLOCKS ADDITIONAL $4.5M IN REVENUE PRODUCTIVITY BENCHMARKING AND UPLIFT PLAN Illustrative $ INDIVIDUAL ADVISER REVENUE TOTAL BUSINESS REVENUE $15.0m $10.5m Performance uplift plan includes transitioning to $8.5m optimal client base and

  11. Slide 11: With Increased Scale Margins Will Continue to Improve

    WITH INCREASED SCALE MARGINS WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY BENCHMARKING AND UPLIFT PLAN Illustrative INDIVIDUAL ADVISER REVENUE TOTAL BUSINESS REVENUE $15.0m $10.5m Performance uplift plan includes x18 transitioning to $8.5m optimal client base $6.8m and standardising fee models $4.0m Contri

  12. Slide 12: Adviser Adoption of Managed Accounts and IconiQ Platform Increasing

    ADVISER ADOPTION OF MANAGED ACCOUNTS AND ICONIQ PLATFORM IS INCREASING – FUM / FUA + 72% ON PCP SEPARATELY MANAGED TOTAL FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT ICONIQ PLATFORM – EARLY ADOPTION ACCOUNTS $m $565 • Fastest growing segment • 55 early-adopter advisers with estimated $5.5b1 in funds under advice of marke

  13. Slide 13: Divesting Non-Core Lending Aggregation to Focus on Adviser Services

    DIVESTING NON-CORE LENDING AGGREGATION TO FOCUS ON ADVISER SERVICES, WITH LENDING AS A SERVICE RETAINED • Centrepoint to divest its lending aggregation business to Astute excluding the back-book revenue which shall remain with Centrepoint, partially exiting a sub-scale business that is non-core to o

  14. Slide 14: AI Is a Structural Tailwind for Our Business Model

    AI IS A STRUCTURAL TAILWIND FOR OUR BUSINESS MODEL WE ARE INVESTING IN INFRASTRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND ORGANISATIONAL CAPABILITY PHASE 3 AI ENABLEMENT PRIORITIES ROADMAP PHASE 2 Transformation Efficiency & Automation Challenging the Status Quo • Automating Statement of Advice (‘SoA’) and Business Mod

  15. Slide 15: Financial Results

    FINANCIAL RESULTS Brendon Glass, CFO

  16. Slide 16: EBITDA Up 17% on PCP Driven by Salaried Advice and Adviser Fee Uplift

    EBITDA1 UP 17% ON PCP DRIVEN BY SALARIED ADVICE AND ADVISER FEE UPLIFT • Gross revenue $179.4m up 12% PCP • Net revenue $21.5m up 7% PCP • EBITDA1 $6.2m up 17% PCP • Cost to income ratio 71% improving from 74% • NPBT of $3.5m (H1 FY25: $4.9m), reflecting the one-off release of contingent considerati

  17. Slide 17: Continued Net Revenue Growth and Disciplined Expense Management

    CONTINUED NET REVENUE GROWTH AND DISCIPLINED EXPENSE MANAGEMENT DRIVES EARNINGS INCREASE Net Revenue movement ($m) Key net revenue movements (vs. PCP): $0.4 • Salaried Advice up $1.0m primarily driven by: $21.5 $1.0 − $0.6m from Brighter acquisition in June 2025 − $0.3m higher due to fee increases a

  18. Slide 18: Core Business Scaling Efficiently Complemented by Higher Margin Salaried Advice

    CORE BUSINESS SCALING EFFICIENTLY COMPLEMENTED BY IMPACTFUL HIGHER MARGIN SALARIED ADVICE ACQUISITIONS $25.0 29% 30% 26% 25% 23% 25% -10% $20.0 $2.6 • EBITDA1 margin up from 23% H1 FY23 to 29% H1 CAGR $2.5 FY26 driven by salaried advice growth and diligent expense management $5.2 20% +48% $15.0 $3.0

  19. Slide 19: Disciplined Cost Control Across the Business

    DISCIPLINED COST CONTROL ACROSS THE BUSINESS 85% 122 121 119 77% 120 75% • Cost to Income ratio down from 77% H1 FY23 to 75% 74% 71% H1 FY26 driven by efficient revenue scaling 65% 105 71% 100 and labour synergies from acquisitions 55% 53% 52% 52% 51% • Expenses down to 51% of Net Revenue despite 80

  20. Slide 20: Stable Balance Sheet with Adequate Leverage

    STABLE BALANCE SHEET WITH ADEQUATE LEVERAGE 31Dec24 30Jun25 31Dec25 • Cash & cash equivalents declined from 30 June 25 by As at ($m) ($m) ($m) $2.2m primarily due to $4.5m in cash from operations Cash & Cash Equivalents 9.2 13.7 11.5 generated in H1 FY26 and permanent cash outflows of: Trade & Other

  21. Slide 21: Strong First-Half Cash Performance Generating $4.5M from Operations

    STRONG FIRST-HALF CASH PERFORMANCE GENERATING $4.5M IN CASH PROVIDED BY OPERATIONS Cash movement H1 FY26 $6.0m $0.2m $1.3m $0.2m $1.5m $0.8m $13.7m $3.5m $11.5m $1.2m H1 FY26 Cash from One-Off Costs Working Capital Income taxes Interest Income Net Bank Loan Dividend Paid Other (PP&E, H1 FY26 Closing

  22. Slide 22: Outlook

    OUTLOOK CENTREP®@INT ALLIANCE

  23. Slide 23: Summary and Outlook

    SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK Centrepoint enters the second half with strong • Strong recruitment pipeline and conversion provides confidence that Centrepoint will continue to attract advisers and continue to recruitment momentum, organically grow revenue improving salaried • Salaried Advice productivity and

  24. Slide 24: Questions

    CENTREPGINT ALLIANCE QUESTIONS

  25. Slide 25: Appendices

    CENTREPGINT ALLIANCE APPENDICES

  26. Slide 26: Corporate Snapshot

    CORPORATE SNAPSHOT EXPERIENCED AND INVESTED CAPITAL STRUCTURE LEADERSHIP TEAM TOP SHAREHOLDERS Shares held Investors ASX stock code CAF Board & Management Role as at 15/01/26 As at 15/01/2026 Shares held (% of SOI) Cash balance as at 31 Dec 2025 $11.5m Mr Georg Chmiel Chairman 0.97m (0.5%) Thorney I

  27. Slide 27: EBITDA Up 17% on PCP Driven by Salaried Advice and Adviser Fee Uplift

    EBITDA3 UP 17% ON PCP DRIVEN BY SALARIED ADVICE AND ADVISER FEE UPLIFT H1 FY25 H2 FY25 H1 FY26 PCP COMPARATIVES For the period ($m) ($m) ($m) Gross Revenue 159.6 166.4 179.4 • Gross revenue up $19.8m (12% PCP) primarily driven by higher adviser fees from adviser recruitment and recurring licensee fe

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