Investec Group (JSE:INL)
South Africa flag South Africa · Delayed Price · Currency is ZAR · Price in ZAc
12,931
-205 (-1.56%)
Oct 5, 2026, 5:00 PM SAST

Investec Group Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Trading update

    Results are tracking in line with guidance, with revenue growth from client activity and higher advances, offset by lower interest rates. Lending and deposit growth remain strong in both South Africa and the U.K., with stable credit quality and a positive outlook for earnings and returns.

  • Resilient performance delivered with adjusted EPS up 4.8% and strong growth in funds under management, loans, and deposits. Strategic investments are peaking, with returns expected to inflect from 2028 and long-term ROE targets reaffirmed.

  • Resilient performance expected for FY26, with strong loan and deposit growth in both U.K. and South Africa. Adjusted EPS and operating profit are guided ahead of prior year, despite margin compression and macro uncertainty.

  • Disciplined growth continues with 2.5% EPS growth, robust capital, and strong client activity. Strategic expansion in the corporate mid-market and private client segments aims to double revenue and profit in South Africa and build a unique, high-touch offering in the U.K.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Trading Update

    First-half results are expected to match the prior period, with revenue growth from client activity and wealth inflows offset by lower interest rates. Credit quality remains strong, and strategic investments continue, while margin pressure in the UK is balanced by higher fee income.

  • Strong annual results were achieved despite challenging macro conditions, with record pre-provision operating profit, improved cost efficiency, and robust capital. Strategic growth initiatives target higher returns and market share in private client and mid-market segments.

  • Revenue and loan growth were supported by client acquisition and improved market confidence in South Africa, while U.K. loan growth slowed due to market uncertainty. Profitability and capital ratios remain strong, with guidance for continued positive momentum and capital optimization decisions pending.

  • Strong first-half results with adjusted operating profit up 7.6% and robust capital generation. South Africa delivered standout profit and ROE growth, while U.K. performance was resilient despite margin pressure. Full-year guidance for ROE and ROTE reaffirmed, with continued investment in technology and growth initiatives.

Fiscal Year 2024

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022

Fiscal Year 2021

Fiscal Year 2020

Fiscal Year 2019

Fiscal Year 2018