Latest Store Refurbishment News

The week was split between big earnings reactions and small-cap rocks-and-rigs rallies. Pro Medicus sank despite record numbers, while a handful of explorers jumped on fresh discoveries and policy wins.

Nick Scali Limited reported a robust 29% rise in net profit after tax for the first half of FY26, driven by strong growth in its ANZ operations despite ongoing UK store refurbishments and rebranding efforts.

Nick Scali Limited has reported a robust half-year performance with a 36% rise in net profit, driven by strong sales growth and margin improvements in Australia and New Zealand, while UK operations show signs of recovery following extensive store refurbishments.

Nick Scali Limited reported a robust $62 million underlying profit for FY25, completed its UK acquisition equity raise, and announced key leadership changes as it eyes accelerated growth in FY26.

Michael Hill International reported flat earnings in FY25 amid inflation and subdued demand, while new CEO Jonathan Waecker outlines a strategy focused on innovation, AI integration, and margin recovery heading into FY26.

Baby Bunting has reported record FY25 results and reaffirmed its FY26 guidance, driven by strong sales growth and the ongoing Store of the Future refurbishment program. The company is expanding both large and small format stores, aiming to return to a +10% EBITDA margin business.

Briscoe Group Limited reported a near-flat half-year sales performance with a modest decline in net profit, while advancing key strategic investments including a new distribution centre. The company declared a 10-cent interim dividend amid cautious economic outlook.

Stealth Group Holdings has reported a record-breaking 2025 financial year, with sales climbing 27.6% and net profit more than doubling. The company is accelerating its growth strategy, aiming to more than double sales by 2028.

Adairs Limited reported a 6.5% sales increase in FY25, powered by strong performances from its Adairs and Mocka brands, while Focus on Furniture struggled. The company is advancing its Vision 2030 strategy with technology upgrades and operational improvements.

Domino’s Pizza Enterprises reported flat network sales and a modest decline in earnings for FY25, unveiling a comprehensive strategic reset focused on cost reduction, franchisee profitability, and market-specific turnarounds.

Michael Hill International reported broadly flat FY25 financial results despite challenging retail conditions, with growth in Australia and Canada offset by ongoing difficulties in New Zealand. Strategic initiatives and early FY26 sales hint at cautious optimism.

Super Retail Group reported a solid 4.5% sales increase in FY25, driven by network growth and new loyalty initiatives, while navigating margin pressures and investing heavily in omni-channel capabilities.