Bravura Solutions, a wealth management software firm newly listed on AIM, reported a 76% increase in underlying cash EBITDA to A$77.1 million for FY26. The company also announced an on-market share buyback program of up to A$50 million and declared total dividends of A$113.2 million for the year. Despite currency challenges, revenue rose 9.6% to A$282.6 million, with recurring revenue up 6.9%. Bravura ended June with strong cash reserves of A$50.3 million and no debt, and it expects FY27 revenue between A$280 million and A$300 million with cash EBITDA of A$84 million to A$94 million. Shares rose 10.8% to 159p in London trading.
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