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IntegraFin shares rise on strong inflows and launch of cost review

ALN

IntegraFin Holdings PLC on Tuesday said it delivered one of the strongest third-quarter performances in its history, with net inflows nearly doubling year-on-year and platform clients reaching a record high, as it also began a group-wide cost review.

Shares in IntegraFin were up 17% at 379.00 pence in London on Tuesday morning.

The London-based investment platform operator reported net inflows of £1.21 billion for the three months to June 30, up 84% from £659 million a year before. Gross inflows totalled £2.48 billion in the quarter, compared with £2.02 billion the year prior.

Funds under direction at the end of June stood at £69.54 billion, rising 11% from £62.42 billion a year earlier. The average daily value of funds on the Transact platform during the quarter was £66.85 billion, up from £61.44 billion in the same period last year.

IntegraFin said it had 244,734 clients on its platform at the end of June, a 4.5% increase from 234,084 a year earlier.

Chief Executive Alex Scott said: ‘Net inflows surpassed £1.2 billion for the second consecutive quarter... making it one of the best third-quarter performances in our history. Additionally, it is pleasing to see that outflows in the third quarter declined to their lowest level since the fourth quarter of financial 2023.’

The company said it expects strong momentum in net inflows to continue into the final quarter of financial 2025 and into financial 2026.

To drive long-term profitability, IntegraFin has launched a cost review aimed at improving efficiency and accelerating earnings growth. Based on current assessments, the company reiterated guidance for financial 2025 underlying administrative cost growth at about 9%.

It now expects slower growth in financial 2026 and 2027, with low single-digit percentage increases, compared with previous guidance for low to mid-single digits.

‘We will generate cost savings whilst continuing to invest in the business and delivering the excellent customer service to clients and advisers that is the foundation of our proposition,’ Scott added.

Further details on the cost review will be provided with the company’s full-year results in December.

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