Omni Bridgeway Ltd
ASX:OBL
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Omni Bridgeway Ltd
Omni Bridgeway Ltd. engages in the investigation, management and funding of litigation and arbitration claims. The company is headquartered in Perth, Western Australia and currently employs 180 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2000-01-28. The firm is engaged in funding and managing disputes, and international enforcement of judgments. The firm provides solutions including arbitration financing, judgement enforcement, distressed asset recovery, bankruptcy, commercial, intellectual property, investor recoveries, class/group actions, appeals, and whistleblower. Arbitration financing analyzes factors impacting claims and advises on navigating the various arbitral institutions. Judgement enforcement advises clients on how to safeguard collectability and enforcement of foreign judgments. Bankruptcy offers pre-litigation and pre-confirmation investigations, working capital, fees and credit funding and monetizing appeals. Intellectual property is designed to cover the expenses associated with Intellectual property (IP) cases.
Omni Bridgeway Ltd. engages in the investigation, management and funding of litigation and arbitration claims. The company is headquartered in Perth, Western Australia and currently employs 180 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2000-01-28. The firm is engaged in funding and managing disputes, and international enforcement of judgments. The firm provides solutions including arbitration financing, judgement enforcement, distressed asset recovery, bankruptcy, commercial, intellectual property, investor recoveries, class/group actions, appeals, and whistleblower. Arbitration financing analyzes factors impacting claims and advises on navigating the various arbitral institutions. Judgement enforcement advises clients on how to safeguard collectability and enforcement of foreign judgments. Bankruptcy offers pre-litigation and pre-confirmation investigations, working capital, fees and credit funding and monetizing appeals. Intellectual property is designed to cover the expenses associated with Intellectual property (IP) cases.
CEO Transition: CEO Andrew Saker will retire in October 2023, with Raymond van Hulst appointed as the next CEO.
Record Commitments: New commitments for the half hit a record $304.2 million, up 60% from the prior period, representing more than half of the full-year target.
Portfolio Growth: Estimated portfolio value (EPV) rose 9.6% sequentially to $29.8 billion, driven by heightened activity in the Americas and APAC.
Investment Returns: Company maintains a high success rate of 76%, with a 3-year return on invested capital (ROIC) of 115% and IRR of 35%.
Financial Results: Net loss was $30.1 million, down from the prior year, due to modest investment completions. Income of $37.1 million yet to be recognized.
Cash Position: Cash and receivables at $220 million, plus $100 million in undrawn credit lines support ongoing initiatives.
Secondary Market: Growth in secondary market transactions is expected to become a material income source and help manage investment duration risk.
Operational Efficiency: EPV per investment manager rose 28% to $303 million, reflecting improved productivity and scale.
