Alaris earnings swing to profit of CAD 41.9 million in Q2 FY26; revenue rises 24.5% to CAD 42.92 million
Reuters2026/08/06 22:01- Alaris Equity Partners Income Trust posted earnings and comprehensive income of CAD 41.9 million in Q2, swinging from a loss a year earlier.
- Revenue and operating income climbed 24.5% to CAD 42.9 million versus Q2 2025, driven by higher Partner distributions and investment gains.
- Net distributable cash flow (non-GAAP) rose 41.8% to CAD 25.41 million; payout ratio narrowed 20.4 percentage points to 66.1%.
- Net book value per unit rose CAD 0.52 to a record CAD 25.83, including CAD 0.46 per unit of unrealized foreign exchange gains.
- Capital deployment totaled CAD 76.2 million, including a CAD 75.3 million investment in Kubik; portfolio expanded to a record 25 Partners.
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