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The Hartford Healthcare Fund Class A(HGH.AX)

$1.03—Stale · unknown old

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The Hartford Healthcare Fund Class A(HGH.AX)

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$1.03—Stale · unknown old

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HGH.AX(HGH.AX)

HGH.AX

9/27/26

Heartland (HGH.AX)

Sunday

8:35 PM

ThesisHeartland: the story is balanced — Net interest margin trends - compression from 100bps+ moves in funding costs (deposit competition…

Revenue Outlook

Metric	FY2026	FY2027E	FY2028E
Revenue	$684M	$338M	$390M
Rev. Growth	+173%	-50.5%	+15.2%
EPS	$0.10	$0.09	$0.11
EPS Growth	+139%	-7.3%	+16.5%
P/E (fwd)	10.4×	11.2×	9.6×

★ Analysts see FY2028 revenue reaching $390M — +15.2% growth in a single year.

What Moves the Stock

01Net interest margin trends - compression from 100bps+ moves in funding costs (deposit competition, wholesale funding spreads) versus loan repricing ability
02Reverse mortgage book performance - actuarial assumption changes on longevity, property value movements affecting loan-to-value ratios, and regulatory capital treatment under Basel III
03Credit quality metrics - impairment charges on business lending and motor finance portfolios, with SME stress driving provisioning cycles
04Regulatory capital position - CET1 ratio movements affecting dividend capacity and growth funding, particularly APRA changes to reverse mortgage risk weights
05Loan origination volumes - new business growth in reverse mortgages (market share vs competitors like Bankwest) and equipment finance pipelines
06Reverse mortgage lending (estimated 35-40% of loan book) - primarily targeting retirees in Australia and New Zealand with equity release products
07Business and asset finance (estimated 30-35%) - equipment financing, working capital loans, and commercial property lending to SMEs
08Motor vehicle finance and retail point-of-sale lending (estimated 20-25%) - dealer finance and consumer auto loans

FY2026 Snapshot

Revenue: $684M
Rev. Growth: +173%
Gross Margin: 47.4%
Op. Margin: 19.3%
Net Margin: 13.6%
Net Income: $93M
NI Growth: +140%
EPS: $0.10
1Y Return: +11.5%

HGH.AX Chart

My Notes

value - Trading at 1.0x book value with 7.3% FCF yield attracts value investors seeking financial sector recovery plays…
Rising rates create mixed effects: (1) Positive NIM impact if loan repricing outpaces deposit cost increases…
Watch on earnings: RBNZ and RBA official cash rates - direct impact on funding costs and loan repricing dynamics, Australia and New Zealand residential property price indices (CoreLogic, REINZ HPI) - collateral values for reverse mortgage and business lending books, SME business confidence surveys (ANZ Business Outlook, NAB Business Survey) - leading indicators for business lending demand and credit quality.

One Sentence Summary:

Heartland: the story is balanced — net interest margin trends - compression from 100bps+ moves in funding costs (deposit competition.

Auto-composed from Stock Alarm intelligence, financial statements, and analyst estimates. Not investment advice.

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Metric

FY2026

FY2027E

FY2028E

P/E (fwd)

10.4×

11.2×

9.6×

What Moves the Stock

01Net interest margin trends - compression from 100bps+ moves in funding costs (deposit competition, wholesale funding spreads) versus loan repricing ability

02Reverse mortgage book performance - actuarial assumption changes on longevity, property value movements affecting loan-to-value ratios, and regulatory capital treatment under Basel III

03Credit quality metrics - impairment charges on business lending and motor finance portfolios, with SME stress driving provisioning cycles

04Regulatory capital position - CET1 ratio movements affecting dividend capacity and growth funding, particularly APRA changes to reverse mortgage risk weights

05Loan origination volumes - new business growth in reverse mortgages (market share vs competitors like Bankwest) and equipment finance pipelines

06Reverse mortgage lending (estimated 35-40% of loan book) - primarily targeting retirees in Australia and New Zealand with equity release products

07Business and asset finance (estimated 30-35%) - equipment financing, working capital loans, and commercial property lending to SMEs

08Motor vehicle finance and retail point-of-sale lending (estimated 20-25%) - dealer finance and consumer auto loans

My Notes

value - Trading at 1.0x book value with 7.3% FCF yield attracts value investors seeking financial sector recovery plays…

Rising rates create mixed effects: (1) Positive NIM impact if loan repricing outpaces deposit cost increases…

Watch on earnings: RBNZ and RBA official cash rates - direct impact on funding costs and loan repricing dynamics, Australia and New Zealand residential property price indices (CoreLogic, REINZ HPI) - collateral values for reverse mortgage and business lending books, SME business confidence surveys (ANZ Business Outlook, NAB Business Survey) - leading indicators for business lending demand and credit quality.