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Worthington Clark returns over $50 million to customers in FY25

Published | 8 July 2025
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Our mission is simple yet profound: to reunite individuals and businesses with what is rightfully theirs.  Today, we’re incredibly proud to announce a significant milestone for the fiscal year ending 30 June 2025 (FY25): Worthington Clark has successfully returned over $50 million in lost or unclaimed assets to more than 1,200 valued customers worldwide!

This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our expert team and the power of our advanced research capabilities.  For over four decades, Worthington Clark has been a trusted leader in genealogy and asset research, leveraging unique data sources and world-class methodologies to navigate the complexities of lost funds, forgotten inheritances, unclaimed dividends, and more.

“We are absolutely thrilled to report this outstanding figure for FY25,” says Simon Bligh, CEO of Worthington Clark.  “Every dollar we return represents a piece of financial security or a long-lost connection restored to an individual or family.  It’s incredibly rewarding to see the tangible impact our work has on people’s lives.”

Since the acquisition by Simon Bligh and investors in July 2023, Worthington Clark has continued to invest heavily in bolstering its operational strengths.  These strategic investments in technology, enhanced data capabilities, and streamlined processes have played a crucial role in improving the efficiency and reach of our asset reunification service.

“Our commitment to innovation ensures that we are continuously improving our ability to identify and recover lost assets, even those hidden away for decades,” adds Bligh.  “This $50 million milestone for FY25 is a clear indicator that our efforts are paying off, and we’re just getting started.”

We extend our sincere gratitude to all our customers for entrusting us to recover their assets, and we look forward to continuing to unlock fortunes and make a meaningful difference in the lives of many more in the years to come.