Super Retail Group (ASX:SUL) Reports Full Year Results
Financial Performance
Super Retail Group reported group sales up 4.5% to $4.1 billion for the fiscal year ended 28 June 2025. Normalised NPAT decreased by 4% to $232 million, while statutory NPAT fell by 8% to $222 million. The group achieved a segment EBIT of $400 million, consistent with the prior year. Group gross margin declined by 50 basis points to 45.6%, and online sales grew by 8% to $524 million, representing 13% of total sales.
Dividend Declaration
The Board declared a fully franked final ordinary dividend of 34 cents per share and a fully franked special dividend of 30 cents per share, totaling an aggregate dividend of 96 cents per share for FY25.
Operational Highlights
The store network expanded with 31 new openings and 8 closures. Active club memberships increased by 1 million to 12.5 million, accounting for 79% of Group sales. Safety performance improved, with the TRIFR reducing from 14.5 in FY24 to 12.1 in FY25. The balance sheet remains strong with no drawn bank debt and a cash balance of $63 million.
Executive Comments
Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Anthony Heraghty stated, “Super Retail Group delivered a solid financial performance in FY25 with another year of record sales despite a challenging retail environment and heightened competitive activity. Our store investments including the expansion of our network and refurbishments, contributed to revenue growth in the period…”
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