Latest Retail Earnings News

JB Hi-Fi Limited reported a robust 10% increase in FY25 sales to AUD 10.55 billion, alongside a strategic dividend hike and a planned CEO transition, signaling confidence in future growth.

JB Hi-Fi reported a robust FY25 with 10% sales growth and increased dividends, while preparing for a leadership change.

Nick Scali Limited reported a resilient FY25 with solid sales growth in Australia and New Zealand, while UK operations continue to improve margins despite ongoing losses. The company declared a fully franked dividend and outlined plans for further expansion.

Michael Hill International reports flat full-year earnings and sales for FY25, with a second-half sales uptick and strategic store closures shaping its outlook.

City Chic Collective reports a promising FY25 with a return to profitability driven by strong ANZ sales and disciplined cost management, despite ongoing US market headwinds.

Adairs Limited projects modest overall growth for FY25, buoyed by strong performances from Adairs and Mocka brands, while Focus on Furniture struggles with declining sales and earnings.

Toys"R"Us ANZ Limited reported a significant increase in product margins and sales revenue despite inventory challenges, while advancing a recapitalisation plan to secure its financial future.

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.

Coles Group Limited reported a solid 3.4% increase in total group sales revenue for the third quarter of FY25, driven by strong supermarket growth and a significant eCommerce uplift. Operational efficiencies and strategic initiatives helped the retailer navigate challenging weather conditions and maintain momentum.

Baby Bunting has reported a robust first half of FY25 with a 37% rise in pro forma NPAT and solid sales growth, underpinned by strategic execution and margin expansion.

Baby Bunting Group Limited reported a 2.4% increase in revenue to $254.4 million for the half-year ended December 2024, alongside a 45.3% surge in net profit after tax. The company expanded its footprint with two new stores and improved gross margins, signaling operational momentum despite withholding an interim dividend.

JB Hi-Fi Limited reported a robust 9.8% increase in HY25 sales to AUD 5.67 billion and an 8.0% rise in net profit, supported by its recent acquisition of e&s Trading Co. Despite strong momentum, the company remains cautious about competitive pressures ahead.