Latest Retail Growth News

MyEco Group has reported a record quarter for its MyEcoBag® products, driven by strong Australian retail growth and poised to benefit from upcoming NSW organic waste regulations.

Meridian Energy's November 2025 report reveals record-high hydro inflows and storage, alongside increased electricity demand and retail sales across all segments, signaling robust operational momentum.

OMG Group has reported a record-breaking November with $720,000 in sales, driving a 68% revenue increase year-to-date. Strong ecommerce and retail growth set the stage for a promising summer season.

Ampol Limited reported a robust third quarter in 2025 with improved profitability and refinery margins, while advancing its strategic acquisition of EG Australia to boost retail presence.

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.

Genesis Energy reported a robust start to FY26, boosted by strong hydro generation and strategic digital investments, setting a positive tone for the year ahead.

Origin Energy reported a robust FY25 with a $1.48 billion profit and increased dividends, while reaffirming its commitment to net zero emissions by 2050 through its updated Climate Transition Action Plan.

OMG Group has significantly expanded its Oat Milk Goodness PrOATein ready-to-drink range to nearly 1,000 Woolworths stores nationwide, backed by a recent $2 million capital raise and plans for new product launches.

Meridian Energy's August 2025 report reveals a decline in hydro storage levels alongside a notable increase in electricity demand and retail sales, highlighting operational challenges and market dynamics.

Elixinol Wellness Limited reported a 12.8% revenue increase in the first half of 2025, driven by strategic acquisitions and a growing e-commerce presence, while targeting profitability by the end of the year.

Maggie Beer Holdings Ltd reports a transformative FY25 marked by strategic restructuring, significant cost savings, and a 3.7% sales increase excluding Paris Creek Farms. Despite EBITDA pressures from non-recurring investments, the company is positioning for sustainable profitability and growth in FY26.

Maggie Beer Holdings reported a 3.7% rise in net sales to $75.9 million for FY25, driven by retail growth and hamper sales, yet posted a larger overall loss of $24.3 million, impacted by goodwill impairment and discontinued operations.