Latest Consumer Discretionary News

Flight Centre Travel Group Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.29 per share for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, with flexible multi-currency payment options for shareholders.

Flight Centre Travel Group reported a record $24.5 billion in total transaction value for FY25, yet underlying profit before tax declined nearly 10%, impacted by geopolitical and regional challenges. The company declared a fully franked 29-cent final dividend and outlined strategic investments in AI, digital transformation, and the cruise sector.

betr Entertainment has raised its takeover offer for PointsBet shares to $1.40 each and expanded its selective buy-back pool to $90 million, signaling strong shareholder backing ahead of a pivotal September meeting.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited reported record group store sales of NZ$703.2 million for the half year ended 30 June 2025, but rising costs pressured profits and margins across key markets.

Restaurant Brands New Zealand Limited posted record group store sales of NZD 703.2 million for the first half of 2025, driven by strong growth in Hawaii and new store openings in New Zealand. However, profit margins came under pressure from rising costs, leading to a 5.6% drop in net profit after tax.

Camplify Holdings has expanded its partnership with the NSW Government to provide caravans for flood-impacted residents, supporting housing recovery in the Mid North Coast and Hunter regions.

Love Group Global Ltd plans a shareholder vote on returning 3 cents per share, signalling confidence in its cash position and growth outlook.

EVT Group reported a 6.3% rise in normalised EBITDA to $160.8 million for FY25, led by record Hotels performance and resilient Entertainment results despite film supply challenges. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 22 cents per share.

EVT Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.22 per share for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, payable in late September. This move underscores the company’s steady commitment to shareholder returns amid a dynamic entertainment sector.

Endeavour Group reported steady overall revenue for FY25, buoyed by a 4.1% rise in hotel sales that offset a 1.2% decline in retail liquor. The company also reduced net debt by $187 million amid strategic cost savings and a leadership transition.

Endeavour Group reported steady overall sales for FY25 despite a retail downturn, driven by strong hotel performance and disciplined cost management. A strategic refresh and leadership change signal a new chapter ahead.

Endeavour Group reported a slight revenue decline and a 16% drop in profit for FY25, alongside significant leadership changes including the appointment of a new CEO. The company is advancing its technology separation and sustainability initiatives while maintaining dividend payments.