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AMP LIMITED Management Reports 2026

Jan 28, 2026

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ASX Release

29 January 2026

Update to Group costs and CTI methodology, and FY 26 costs

Ahead of its FY 25 Results on 12 February 2026, AMP Limited provides an update on its cost allocation methodology and its cost-to-income calculation.

AMP has reviewed how costs are allocated across its business units and corporate centre (Group). This follows a period of transformation and an extensive cost reduction program.

Through the Business Simplification program, AMP has reset its cost base to reflect the go forward business. These cost allocation changes, which largely represent technology and property related costs, more accurately reflect the costs of operating the business units in their current configuration within the AMP Group. The updated allocation gives the market the most appropriate view from which to assess performance of the business units and future prospects.

These changes do not impact AMP Limited’s total controllable cost base, nor its total net profit after tax (NPAT).

However, the cost allocation changes result in a restatement of the individual business unit reported underlying NPAT figures for FY 24 and 1H 25 (excluding New Zealand as it operates on a stand-alone basis). Prior periods have been restated below[1] (appendix 1). In FY 24, $48 million has been re-allocated from Group to the business units, and in 1H 25 $25 million has been reallocated.

Cost outlook

AMP expects FY 25 costs to be in line with guidance.

FY 26 controllable costs are expected to be in the range of $630 - $640 million reflecting inflation of 3-4% as well as the costs attributable to the scaling of AMP Bank GO.

Cost-to-income methodology

AMP also provides an update on its cost-to-income (CTI) calculation, to bring its definition in line with peers (primarily by removing the impact of investment income in the calculation).

Going forward, CTI will be calculated as: controllable costs divided by gross profit. This will be at both the AMP Limited and business unit level. Prior periods for AMP Limited have been restated below:

1H 25
FY 24
CTI reported 59.4%
63.8%
New CTI calculation 63.0%
67.6%

1 Prior periods will not be restated in the segment note in the Annual Financial Report, as these changes do not meet the restatement requirements under Australian Accounting Standards. However, prior period business unit results presented in the Data Pack, which reflects a management view of the businesses, will be restated accordingly.

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APPENDIX I

Financial summary

Profit and loss ($m) 1H 25 FY 24
Revenue 632
1,252
Variable costs (151) (294)
Gross profit 481
958
Total controllable costs (303) (648)
New Group cost allocations - -
Rebased total controllable costs (303) (648)
EBIT 178
310
Interest expense (28) (53)
Investment income 29
62
Tax expense (48) (83)
NPAT (underlying) 131
236
Cost to income ratio1 63.0% 67.6%

1 Calculated as controllable costs divided by gross profit. Gross profit is calculated as total revenue less total variable costs (pre-tax).

Platforms

Profit and loss ($m) 1H 25 FY 24
Revenue 178
346
Variable costs (20) (40)
Gross profit 158
306
Total controllable costs (83) (169)
New Group cost allocations (7) (14)
Rebased total controllable costs (90) (183)
EBIT 68
123
Investment income 8
16
Tax expense (23) (42)
NPAT (underlying) 53
97
Cost to income ratio1 57.0% 59.8%
ROTE 29.9% 30.3%

1 Calculated as controllable costs divided by gross profit. Gross profit is calculated as total revenue less total variable costs (pre-tax).

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Superannuation & Investments

Profit and loss ($m) 1H 25 FY 24
Revenue 172
343
Variable costs (46) (89)
Gross profit 126
254
Total controllable costs (82) (170)
New Group cost allocations (10) (19)
Rebased total controllable costs (92) (189)
EBIT 34
65
Investment income 5
12
Tax expense (12) (23)
NPAT (underlying) 27
54
Cost to income ratio1 73.0% 74.4%
ROTE 16.9% 18.3%

1 Calculated as controllable costs divided by gross profit. Gross profit is calculated as total revenue less total variable costs (pre-tax).

AMP Bank

Profit and loss ($m) 1H 25 FY 24
Revenue 173
332
Variable costs (60) (111)
Gross profit 113
221
Total controllable costs (61) (118)
New Group cost allocations (8) (15)
Rebased total controllable costs (69) (133)
EBIT 44
88
Tax expense (14) (27)
NPAT (underlying) 30
61
Cost to income ratio1 61.1% 60.2%
Return on capital 5.2% 5.2%

1 Calculated as controllable costs divided by gross profit. Gross profit is calculated as total revenue less total variable costs (pre-tax).

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New Zealand Wealth Management (unchanged)

Profit and loss ($m) 1H 25 FY 24
Revenue 68
139
Variable costs (25) (54)
Gross profit 43
85
Total controllable costs (17) (34)
New Group cost allocations - -
Rebased total controllable costs (17) (34)
EBIT 26
51
Tax expense (7) (14)
NPAT (underlying) 19
37
Cost to income ratio1 39.5% 40.0%
ROTE 76.0% 74.0%

1 Calculated as controllable costs divided by gross profit. Gross profit is calculated as total revenue less total variable costs (pre-tax).

Group

Group
Profit and loss ($m) 1H 25 FY 24
Revenue 41
92
Total controllable costs (60) (157)
New Group cost allocations 25
48
Rebased total controllable costs (35) (109)
EBIT 6
(17)
Interest expense on corporate debt (28) (53)
Investment income from Group cash 16
34
Tax expense 8
23
NPAT(underlying) 2
(13)

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