Latest Segment Performance News

Super Retail Group updates key sales growth figures while outlining increased costs from system upgrades and distribution centre transitions, signaling a cautious outlook amid mixed retail conditions.

Kelsian Group signals a cautious FY25 outlook with EBITDA tracking at the lower end of guidance, while advancing strategic tourism divestments and securing key contract renewals.

Amcor has completed its transformative merger with Berry Global ahead of schedule, reporting steady Q3 fiscal 2025 results and setting ambitious synergy targets that promise to reshape its growth trajectory.

Cleanaway Waste Management reported a 3.7% revenue increase to $1.94 billion for the half-year ending December 2024, while profit after tax remained flat at $74.2 million amid operational challenges including a significant fire at its St Marys facility.

Ignite Limited’s half-year results reveal a 7% revenue decline but a striking 189% surge in net profit, underpinned by margin improvements and cost efficiencies. The company also announces an interim dividend, signaling confidence in its turnaround strategy.

3P Learning Limited reported a modest revenue decline but dramatically reduced its half-year loss, while strategically acquiring Intrepica Pty Ltd to bolster its literacy offerings.

ARB Corporation Limited posted a 5.9% rise in sales revenue to $361.7 million for 1H FY2025, driven by strong export growth, while profit before tax edged down 0.7% amid rising costs and subdued domestic vehicle sales.

Big River Industries reports a 3.3% revenue decline in 1H FY25 but shows signs of operational resilience and strategic progress amid challenging market conditions.

SRG Global Limited has delivered a robust half-year performance to December 2024, marked by significant revenue and profit growth alongside a strategic acquisition that bolsters its market footprint.

Reliance Worldwide Corporation Limited reported a solid 14.8% increase in net sales for the first half of FY25, driven by the Holman acquisition and organic growth, yet signals a cautious outlook for the remainder of the year amid persistent macroeconomic headwinds.

Aurizon Holdings reported a 3% revenue increase in its half-year FY2025 results, driven by higher coal volumes, but underlying NPAT fell 14% due to rising costs and customer mix effects. The company’s strong free cash flow supports an expanded $300 million buy-back program.

Aurizon Holdings posted a 3% revenue increase to $2.02 billion for 1HFY2025 but saw EBITDA dip 4% to $814 million, reflecting operational headwinds across key segments. The company declared a 9.2 cents per share interim dividend, signaling cautious optimism despite margin pressures.