Pepper Money (PPM) is held by 2 ASX ETFs. Over the last year it fell 19.7%: on $10,000, −$1972. We explain 10 big moves in that time.
About PPM
- SectorFinancials
- IndustryFinancial Services
- Size$772.9m
- Held by2 ETFs
- Big moves10 in 1Y
Each dot is a move we explain. Tap one, or a row of Why it moved, to see what caused it.
Why it moved
- +7.5%21 Aug 2026· Earnings Beat
Pepper Money's shares rose sharply after the company reported a $50.4 million first-half profit, likely beating market expectations.
- +5.7%31 Jul 2026· Contract
Pepper Money's shares rose on news that it would manage HSBC's $36 billion Australian loan portfolio, highlighting its scale and growth prospects.
- +6.3%3 Jul 2026· Sector Flow
Sector-wide attention on Pepper Money's business model and dividend yield likely drove investor interest.
- +5.4%25 Mar 2026· Takeover / M&A
Pepper Money's stock rose sharply following reports that it rejected Challenger's takeover bid, while broader market strength supported the move.
- −5.1%23 Mar 2026· Takeover / M&A
Pepper Money shares fell 5.1% after Challenger dropped its takeover bid and instead announced a $150m buy-back.
- −14.9%17 Mar 2026· Takeover / M&A
Challenger slashed its takeover bid for Pepper Money to $2.25, causing the stock to plunge.
- −5.3%12 Mar 2026· Unknown
No direct news explains the price decline; likely an unrelated or stock-specific factor not covered by provided articles.
- +28.4%9 Feb 2026· Takeover / M&A
Pepper Money's share price surged after confirming a takeover proposal from Challenger Ltd.
- −6.4%4 Feb 2026· Earnings Miss
Pepper Money's earnings report disappointed the market, leading to a price decline.
- +6.7%3 Nov 2025· Contract
Pepper Money announced a partnership with KKR to acquire RAMS home loan portfolio from Westpac, driving the share price up.
Held by 2 ETFs
Of every $10,000 in each fund, how much is in PPM today.
Why did PPM fall 6.4% on 4 Feb 2026?
Pepper Money
Pepper Money's earnings report disappointed the market, leading to a price decline.
The price move occurred on 2026-02-03, and a news article published shortly after (2026-02-05) explicitly states that 'The Market Doesn't Like What It Sees From Pepper Money Limited's (ASX:PPM) Earnings Yet', indicating an earnings-related negative sentiment. The specific earnings figures are not detailed, but the timing and headline strongly suggest an earnings miss or disappointment caused the abnormal move.
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Evidence
News coverage
What it did to the 2 ETFs holding PPM
On $10,000 in each fund, at the weight it holds today