Update shared on27 Aug 2025
Fair value Increased 5.09%The upward revision in Regal Partners’ price target reflects stronger expected revenue growth and a notably lower future P/E, suggesting improved earnings prospects and valuation, with fair value rising from A$4.18 to A$4.39.
What's in the News
- Announced an ordinary fully franked dividend of AUD 0.06 per share for the six months ended June 30, 2025.
- Management reiterated active pursuit of disciplined, earnings-accretive acquisitions focused on lower PE targets, while maintaining a selective and shareholder-focused M&A approach.
Valuation Changes
Summary of Valuation Changes for Regal Partners
- The Consensus Analyst Price Target has risen from A$4.18 to A$4.39.
- The Consensus Revenue Growth forecasts for Regal Partners has significantly risen from 12.3% per annum to 17.7% per annum.
- The Future P/E for Regal Partners has significantly fallen from 18.18x to 14.35x.
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