Clinuvel posts FY2026 net profit after tax of A$34 million, cash reserves rise to A$252 million
Reuters2026/08/27 02:48- Clinuvel posted FY2026 revenue of A$64 million, down 1%, with net profit after tax of A$34 million, down 6%.
- Total revenue including interest and other income reached A$101 million, down 4%.
- Cash reserves rose 12% to A$252 million, with net tangible assets backing per share at A$5.35, up 12%.
- Expenses totaled A$53 million, down 0.5%, with R&D at 34% of spending.
- Dividend held at A$0.05 per share, with basic earnings per share of A$0.68, down 6%.
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