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Lincoln International reports record Q2 revenue, MarshBerry expansion drives growth

Aug 6, 2026, 6:59 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Strong revenue growth across core segments and a deliberate balance-sheet improvement post-IPO imply earnings stability and potential multiple expansion. The MarshBerry boost and private-capital-market demand underpin sustainable upside; dividend adds income optionality. However, IPO-related costs and adjusted metrics may create near-term margin volatility.

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Lincoln International posted record quarterly revenue of $225.7 million and six-month revenue of $383.5 million, up 51% and 36% respectively, helped by stronger private-capital activity and the MarshBerry acquisition completed in 2025. The firm highlighted rising demand for valuations and private-market transaction opinions, announced a $0.07 per share dividend for Q3 2026, and improved balance sheet with net cash of $148.7 million after debt repayment of $195.8 million. These factors set a constructive near-term outlook as the public-company transition matures.

  • Q2 revenue $225.7m; H1 $383.5m, up 51% and 36% YoY.
  • GAAP net income $0.5m; adjusted net income $28.7m; adjusted EPS $0.26.
  • MarshBerry acquisition completed Oct 2025; boosts advisory activity and revenue mix.
  • Dividend declared: $0.07 per Class A share for Q3 2026; Sept 15 payout.
  • Net cash $148.7m; debt repayment $195.8m funded by IPO proceeds; balance sheet strengthened.

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