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MA Financial Group Limited ( (AU:MAF) ) has shared an announcement.
MA Financial Group reported a 44% year-on-year rise in assets under management to $14.8 billion in the March quarter, supported by strong fund performance in private credit and real estate and robust unlisted fund inflows despite volatile markets. The sale or planned sale of two shopping centres trimmed total AUM over the quarter but is expected to have only an immaterial impact on revenue and future earnings.
The group’s lending operations showed rapid expansion, with Finsure-managed loans climbing 27% to $179 billion and the MA Money loan book surging 138% year-on-year to $6.2 billion, including $1 billion growth in the quarter. Management highlighted that increased scale, diversified revenue streams and active transaction activity in flagship funds such as MA Redcape Hotel Fund and MA Marina Fund are expected to underpin material earnings growth in FY26, reinforcing the group’s position in alternative assets and non-bank lending.
The most recent analyst rating on (AU:MAF) stock is a Buy with a A$11.30 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on MA Financial Group Limited stock, see the AU:MAF Stock Forecast page.
More about MA Financial Group Limited
MA Financial Group Limited is an Australian diversified financial services firm listed on the ASX, operating across asset management, lending and corporate advisory. The group manages alternative investment funds, including private credit and real estate vehicles, and has growing mortgage distribution and non‑bank lending platforms focused on high net worth, retail and institutional clients.
Average Trading Volume: 543,105
Technical Sentiment Signal: Hold
Current Market Cap: A$1.34B
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