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McMillan Shakespeare (ASX:MMS), a salary packaging and novated leasing provider, has rallied on regulatory clarity and upgrades. In June 2026, Maple-Brown Abbott said McMillan Shakespeare rose 33% and was a key contributor after a trading update during the quarter that reaffirmed and improved its outlook. Perpetual reported a 15.8% gain in May after the federal budget provided regulatory clarity on the existing fringe benefits tax exemption for electric vehicles, a key driver of novated leasing demand. McMillan Shakespeare operates in the Industrials sector within the Professional Services industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 4 comments from 1 fund manager, Maple-Brown Abbott, with Perpetual also commenting. McMillan Shakespeare provides salary packaging, novated leasing and fleet management through Maxxia and RemServ, and disability plan management and support coordination through Plan Partners, serving government, health and corporate employers across Australia.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Perpetual Asset Management have invested in McMillan Shakespeare Ltd (ASX:MMS).
Maple-Brown Abbott and Perpetual highlight an improved trading update and federal budget clarity on the EV fringe benefits tax exemption, supporting novated leasing growth.
The available commentary does not detail specific risks, though McMillan Shakespeare depends on government contracts and EV tax policy settings.
McMillan Shakespeare Limited (MMS) provides salary packaging, novated leasing, and disability plan management services. The company also offers support coordination, asset management, and a range of related financial products and services.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.