Latest Profitability News

JB Hi-Fi Limited has announced a fully franked dividend of AUD 2.05 per share for the first half of FY2025, combining ordinary and special dividends payable in September.

JB Hi-Fi Limited reported a robust FY2025 with revenue up 10% to $10.55 billion and net profit after tax rising 5.4% to $462.4 million. The company declared a fully franked final dividend and a special dividend, while announcing a CEO succession plan.

Iress Limited reported a stable half-year profit for 2025, maintaining net earnings despite a slight revenue dip and ongoing divestments. The company strengthened its balance sheet through debt reduction and declared a healthy interim dividend, while exploring potential acquisition opportunities.

PEXA Group has initiated a strategic review of its Digital Solutions business, signaling a shift in capital allocation and revising its FY25 impairment charge guidance significantly higher. The company also updates depreciation and tax expense forecasts ahead of its full-year results.

JB Hi-Fi announces a seamless leadership transition with Nick Wells set to succeed Terry Smart as Group CEO in October 2025, underscoring strong succession planning and continuity.

Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT has reported a statutory profit of $71 million for FY25, reversing last year’s loss, while advancing its portfolio through key acquisitions and refinancing.

CAR Group Limited has reported solid full-year FY25 results with revenue surpassing AUD 1.18 billion and adjusted NPAT rising to AUD 377 million, underpinned by global marketplace strength and strategic innovation. The company projects continued double-digit growth in FY26, driven by technology investments and market expansion.

CAR Group Limited has reported strong FY25 financial results with double-digit revenue and earnings growth across all key markets, while preparing for a leadership change. The company’s optimistic FY26 outlook underscores confidence in sustained expansion driven by innovation and market leadership.

CAR Group Limited reported a strong FY25 with revenue up 8% to $1.18 billion and net profit after tax rising 12% to $293 million, while announcing a leadership transition as CEO Cameron McIntyre steps down.

Cash Converters has expanded its Australian footprint by acquiring 14 franchise stores across key states, reinforcing its strategy to grow earnings and consumer lending.

Metro Performance Glass is set to strengthen its balance sheet and support its turnaround strategy through a $15 million to $24 million equity raise, with Amari Metals Australia poised to become the majority shareholder. This recapitalisation aims to reduce debt and improve operational focus amid challenging market conditions.

Ariadne Australia Limited anticipates a near breakeven total comprehensive income for FY25, balancing solid profits with significant portfolio losses and partnership costs.