Meaningful Momentum

In the 2026 financial year (FY26), more than 10,650 Australians received care, housing, meals, or training from a business we invest in. The Impact Report 2026 shows what changed for them and how each platform performed.

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Impact highlights

New this year

Past reports and disclosures

FY26 impact highlights

Quality outcomes for residents, learners, clients, and tenants earn the trust and create the demand that let each business grow and reinvest. Each figure below comes from the Impact Report 2026, with a comparison that shows what it means.

For Purpose Aged Care

77%of residents rate their quality of life as good or excellentLevel with the national average, up from 10 points below it in FY23

2.07average remoteness of our homes on the Modified Monash scaleAgainst 1.36 for large providers. Higher is more regional.

For Purpose Education

81%of learners improved their employment position after trainingAgainst a national rate of 62%

75%of learners train in their workplace while earning a wageAgainst a national rate of 52%

For Purpose Ability

74%of clients report improved health and wellbeingRising for a third year in a row

83%of clients report improved access to healthy mealsHolding the eight-point rise recorded in FY25

For Purpose Housing

92%rate their home as supporting the tenant’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) goalsAgainst 50% for the home they left

94%of tenants and families rate their home as safeAgainst 68% for the home they left

New in this year’s report

For the first time, we rate every business on each step of the For Purpose Flywheel and say plainly where a step is under pressure.

A report card for each business

Each step of the Flywheel is rated strong, active, building, or recovering.

Strong
Active
Building
Recovering

See the report cards

One theory of change for the group

It shows how our capital and capability lead to better services for the people our businesses serve.

Theory of change, p. 4

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Past reports and disclosures

We publish an annual disclosure statement under the Operating Principles for Impact Management (OPIM), a global standard for how investors manage impact. FPIP was one of the first Australian signatories to the principles. BlueMark has independently verified our impact practices against the principles twice to date.

Year	Impact report	OPIM disclosure	BlueMark verification
2026	Impact Report 2026	OPIM Disclosure 2026	—
2025	Impact Report 2025	OPIM Disclosure 2025	—
2024	Impact Report 2024	OPIM Disclosure 2024	BlueMark 2024
2023	Impact Report 2023	OPIM Disclosure 2023	BlueMark 2023

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