Release Date: February 25, 2025
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript.
Q: What's driving the compression of management, admin revenues, and interest income compared to volumes of invoice finance underwritten? A: Unidentified_1 explained that the compression in dollar terms relates to lower funds in use. Although the non-interest income margin increased, the dollar amount of fees fell due to a lower base of funds in use.
Q: Is there a cap on the price EarlyPay is willing to pay on the buyback, given the stock's illiquidity? A: Unidentified_1 stated that the buyback is discretionary, and decisions are made based on what is considered the most accretive behavior for shareholders.
Q: Do the M&A discussions preclude EarlyPay from buying back stock? A: Unidentified_1 mentioned that while discussions are at preliminary stages, it makes market participation awkward. The board is conservative, avoiding market activity in gray areas.
Q: Can you provide a view on the FY26 outlook based on the exit run rate at the end of FY25? A: Unidentified_1 expects FY26 to be stronger than FY25, given the momentum anticipated in the second half and already observed in the first half.
Q: What is the nature of clients coming through new channels compared to traditional ones? A: Unidentified_1 noted that client size is similar across channels, with industries related to the platform type. Credit quality is slightly better in new channels due to easier access to early payment of invoices.
For the complete transcript of the earnings call, please refer to the full earnings call transcript.
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