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Lovisa Holdings reveals robust growth with 44 net new stores and a 26.2% rise in global sales during the first 20 weeks of FY26, signaling strong momentum ahead of its Annual General Meeting.

KMD Brands reports a solid 7.9% increase in first quarter sales, driven by strong Kathmandu and Rip Curl performances, while managing inventory and margin pressures ahead of key seasonal trading.

Oliver’s Real Food reports a strong October 2025 trading update, showing solid same-store sales growth and significant expense reductions that have driven improved profitability.

City Chic Collective has reversed its fortunes with a $15 million EBITDA turnaround in FY25, driven by strategic restructuring and strong ANZ growth. The company eyes a debt-free 2025 close and cash flow positivity in FY26 amid cautious optimism for US market expansion.

Shaver Shop Group Limited reported a record gross margin of 45.5% and EBIT growth of 2.4% in FY25, alongside a strong fully franked dividend. The 2025 AGM saw shareholder approval of key governance items including executive incentives.

Shaver Shop Group Limited reported steady sales of $219 million for FY25, with a notable 2.1% rise in gross profit driven by its private brand Transform-U. The company’s strategic focus on exclusive products and store network optimization sets a positive tone for 2026.

MotorCycle Holdings has uncovered vehicle registration duty underpayments of up to $3.5 million across its Australian operations, prompting voluntary disclosure and system overhauls.

Briscoe Group reports a slight sales decline in Q3 2025 but stabilizes gross profit margins and advances key strategic projects, positioning itself cautiously for the critical fourth quarter.

City Chic Collective reports solid revenue growth driven by a 10% increase in ANZ sales and a resilient, profitable US business despite tariff challenges.

Harvey Norman Holdings has announced a further extension of its on-market share buyback program, allowing up to 10% of shares to be repurchased by November 2026, signaling continued confidence in its capital management strategy.

Universal Store Holdings has reported robust FY25 results with revenue climbing 15.5% to $333.3 million and a dividend increase, signaling confidence despite retail headwinds. Early FY26 trading shows continued momentum.

Universal Store Holdings reports a robust 13.7% rise in direct-to-customer sales for FY26 YTD, driven by strong brand performances and a strategic store rollout plan.