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Adore Beauty has delivered record profitability in FY25, driven by margin expansion, owned brands, and retail growth, while setting ambitious targets for FY26.

Adore Beauty Group reported a modest 1.6% revenue increase in FY25 to $198.8 million, while profit before tax fell 56% due to one-off acquisition and restructuring costs. The company’s integration of iKOU and retail expansion underpin a refreshed omni-channel growth strategy.

Accent Group reported a modest 0.8% increase in FY2025 total sales to $1.62 billion, while profits dipped slightly. The company is advancing its store expansion and brand portfolio, targeting strong EBIT growth in FY26 despite startup costs.

Accent Group reported steady FY25 sales of $1.62 billion with a slight dip in profits, while advancing its Sports Direct rollout and extending key brand agreements.

Accent Group Limited reported a modest revenue increase but a 3.1% decline in net profit for FY25 amid a tough retail environment. The company announced a strategic partnership with Frasers Group to launch Sports Direct in Australia and New Zealand, signaling a new growth avenue.

Universal Store Holdings Limited reported a robust FY25 with sales rising 15.5% to $333.3 million and underlying EBIT up 15.9%, driven by strong performances across its retail brands and disciplined cost management.

Universal Store Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance with strong sales growth and margin expansion, driven by its Universal Store and Perfect Stranger brands. Despite a statutory profit hit from impairment charges, the company is optimistic about FY26 growth backed by new store openings and digital investments.

Baby Bunting Group confirms its FY25 financial results align with prior guidance and analyst expectations, addressing ASX queries on disclosure timing amid notable share price movements.

Universal Store Holdings reported a robust FY25 with 15.5% revenue growth to $333.3 million, driven by strong like-for-like sales and new store openings. Despite a goodwill impairment in its CTC segment, the group declared a solid final dividend and advanced its sustainability agenda.

Super Retail Group has announced it will suspend its Dividend Reinvestment Plan starting fiscal year 2026, shifting shareholders to cash dividends instead. The DRP remains active for FY25 final and special dividends.

Super Retail Group Limited has announced a fully franked dividend of AUD 0.64 per share, combining ordinary and special dividends, payable in October 2025 with a Dividend Reinvestment Plan available.

Super Retail Group reported a solid 4.5% sales increase in FY25, driven by network growth and new loyalty initiatives, while navigating margin pressures and investing heavily in omni-channel capabilities.