Judo Capital shares drop almost A$700 million as three exposures drive up credit costs
Judo Capital Holdings shares plunged 40.4% to A$0.915 in Sydney, erasing nearly A$700 million in market value after the bank cut its FY26 profit guidance by A$19 million. Turnover reached 98.12 million shares, 22.5 times the average. The lender raised its forecast credit charge due to three troubled exposures. Judo now expects FY26 profit-before-tax of A$166 million and cost of risk up to A$122 million.