The ASX dividend stock Pinnacle Investment Management Group Ltd may not be as cheap as it was at the start of the 2026, but it's still great value today.
The business decided to pay an annual dividend per share of 60 cents in FY26, the same as FY25.
The company is performing strongly for shareholders, with total FY26 net inflows of $33.4 billion, up 44% year over year.
The ASX dividend stock is now valued at less than 16x FY27's estimated earnings, according to forecast on Commsec.
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The ASX dividend stock Pinnacle Investment Management Group Ltd may not be as cheap as it was at the start of the 2026, but it's still great value today.
As the chart below shows, it has dropped 30% from early August 2026 and it has fallen 47% from February 2025.
Pinnacle describes itself as a global multi-asset investment management platform.
The business decided to pay an annual dividend per share of 60 cents in FY26, the same as FY25.
That dividend yield is 4.4% excluding franking credits and 5.7% including franking credits.
The company is performing strongly for shareholders, with total FY26 net inflows of $33.4 billion, up 44% year over year.
The rise in FUM helped aggregate affiliate base fees grow 35% to $1 billion.
Pinnacle also reported that net profit after tax grew 31% to $176.7 million and earnings per share rose 25% to 78.1 cents.
The ASX dividend stock is now valued at less than 16x FY27's estimated earnings, according to forecast on Commsec.
The projection on Commsec then suggests the business could grow its EPS by 20% in FY28 and increase it by a further 21% in FY29.
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