Latest Super Retail (ASX:SUL) News

Super Retail Group has reported a record 13.1% sales growth in the first half of FY26, with normalised profit before tax expected between $172 million and $175 million despite margin challenges and weather impacts.

Super Retail Group reports steady sales growth across its brands in the first 16 weeks of FY26, with Macpac leading the charge and a new loyalty program launched at Supercheap Auto.

Super Retail Group has appointed Paul Bradshaw as its new Group Managing Director and CEO, with Michael Wassman stepping up to lead BCF. These leadership moves underscore the company’s commitment to continuity and growth.

Super Retail Group Limited has updated its dividend details, confirming a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.34 per share and a special dividend of AUD 0.30 per share, alongside an updated dividend reinvestment plan price of AUD 16.90.

Super Retail Group has confidentially settled its previously disclosed workplace litigation for less than initially anticipated, avoiding any admission of liability.

Super Retail Group has abruptly terminated CEO Anthony Heraghty following unsatisfactory disclosures about his relationship with a former executive. CFO David Burns steps in as interim CEO during the leadership transition.

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.

Super Retail Group delivered record sales growth in FY25 despite margin pressures, expanded its store network, and boosted loyalty membership, while declaring a special dividend alongside its final payout.

Super Retail Group reported record FY25 sales of AUD 4.07 billion, driven by store expansion and online growth, while statutory net profit declined 7.6% amid margin and cost pressures. The Board signals a strategic review to guide growth through 2030.

Super Retail Group has amended its FY25 sales growth figures while reporting improved like-for-like sales in the second half, alongside strategic investments in supply chain and store network expansion.