Latest Retail Earnings News

dusk Group Limited reported a 5.1% rise in half-year sales to $91.8 million, driven by strong online growth and product innovation, while declaring a fully franked interim dividend of 4.0 cents per share.

Dusk Group Limited has reported a solid 5.2% increase in net profit for the half year ended December 2025, alongside a 5.1% rise in revenue. The company also announced a fully franked interim dividend doubling the prior payout, signalling confidence in its retail operations.

Origin Energy reports a 45% drop in half-year profit amid lower gas earnings and ongoing investments, while extending Eraring Power Station operations to 2029 to support NSW energy security.

Michael Hill International reports a solid first half for FY26, with EBIT growth of 12-24% and a positive net cash position, driven by improved sales and operational discipline.

City Chic Collective reports a robust 71% rise in underlying EBITDA for the first half of FY26, powered by strong ANZ revenue growth and strategic inventory management in the US despite tariff headwinds.

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.

Myer Holdings Limited reported steady FY25 financial results with $4.076 billion in sales and outlined ambitious growth strategies at its Annual General Meeting, alongside key director re-elections and executive incentives.

Premier Investments reported a robust FY25 with a 31% rise in net profit, driven by strong performances from Peter Alexander and Smiggle, alongside a strategic capital return plan including a $100 million share buyback.

Step One Clothing reveals a sharp decline in first-half revenue and a significant EBITDA loss driven by a $10 million inventory write-down, prompting withdrawal of full-year guidance.

Accent Group reported a modest 1.6% rise in FY25 owned sales to $1.46 billion and a net profit after tax of $57.7 million, while outlining ambitious FY26 plans including the launch of Sports Direct stores in Australia and New Zealand.

Kogan.com reported robust FY25 growth driven by its diversified business model, while Mighty Ape in New Zealand embarks on a recovery plan aiming for profitability in FY26. The group’s strong cash flow and governance upgrades underpin confidence in future expansion.

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.