Computershare

Computershare reported management EPS of 1.45 AUD for fiscal 2026 (+7%) and revenue growth of 3% (5.2% on a constant-currency basis), raised the final dividend by 35% to 0.65 AUD and reported an ROIC of 36.5%. Growth was driven by Corporate Trust and Employee Share Plans, while interest income was slightly lower. Despite the results, the stock fell 4.47% to $40.61 as investors weighed the moderate outlook and potential margin pressures in Issuer Services. For FY2027 management forecasts management EPS of around 1.54 AUD (≈+6%) and expects interest income to normalize and higher capex for technology and AI. » More on de.investing.com

Computershare reports management EPS of 67.9 cents (+3.9%) for H1/26 on management revenue of USD 1.6bn (+3.9%). Management EBIT excluding margin income rose 12.0% to USD 190.8m, with the margin up 70 basis points to 16.0%. The interim dividend was increased 22.2% to 55 AUD cents, and net debt fell to USD 377.4m (net debt/EBITDA 0.3x). Despite declining margin income, management raised the full-year guidance to around 144 cents EPS and expects EBIT excluding margin income growth of about 10% as well as margin income of around USD 730m. » More on de.investing.com

Oxford Nanopore Technologies reports that finance director Nick Keher purchased 73 Partnership Shares under the Share Incentive Plan at £2.04 per share and was additionally awarded 73 Matching Shares by the company, giving him a total of 146 additional ordinary shares held via the trustee. The transaction was carried out through the SIP trustee Computershare Trustees Limited and reported in accordance with Article 19(3) of the UK Market Abuse Regulation. » More on de.investing.com