Bravura returns to profit after business restructure

Business to pivot away from transformation to growth focus

Jenna Brown
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Bravura Solutions (Bravura) has returned to the black, its full-year results for the period to 30 June show, with improved EBITDA and reduced operating expenses after a business restructure.

The platform technology provider reported gross revenue of AU$250.4m (£129m), slightly ahead of the full-year figures for 2023. EBITDA was A$25.8m, it added. Bravura said its operating expenses fell from AU$257.7m to AU$231.0m as a result of a "significant reduction in head count as part of the cost out restructuring" as well as a reorganisation of occupancy requirements and the reduction in external costs. Adjusted net profit after tax was AU$8.8m - up AU$31.9m compared to the full year results for 2023. No dividend was declared as the company continues to stabilise and generate f...

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