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Cashbuild H2 2026 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
Revenue increased 6% year-over-year to ZAR 12.1 billion, with strong second-half performance and support from the Amper Alles acquisition.
Normalized operating profit rose 9% to ZAR 311 million, excluding the loss on the Malawi subsidiary and adjustments for refundable customer accounts.
Headline earnings per share was ZAR 9.60, with net asset value per share down 3% to ZAR 77.84.
Store count ended at 317, with new formats and acquisitions, including Amper Alles, supporting expansion.
Financial highlights
Gross profit margin improved to 25.3%, up from 24.8% year-over-year.
Operating expenses rose 7%, mainly due to higher people and IT costs from SAP migration.
Profit after tax was ZAR 173 million, down 24% year-over-year; normalized profit after tax up 5% to ZAR 196 million.
Dividend per share maintained at ZAR 6.26, with a 1.5x dividend cover policy.
Cash and short-term funds exceeded ZAR 2 billion; closing cash balance just over ZAR 2 billion.
Outlook and guidance
Over 40 new stores approved for opening in the next three years, with continued focus on new formats and store development.
Margin ambition is to gradually return to a 5% operating margin over the medium term.
First seven weeks of FY2027 sales are at similar levels to the prior year, reflecting continued pressure in the DIY retail environment.
- Headline EPS up 18%, gross margin at 25%, and store base expanded to 322.CSB
H1 2026 - Revenue up 3% to ZAR 11.5bn, EPS up 10%, strong cash, 318 stores, new formats drive growth.CSB
H2 2025 - Revenue up 5% but profit margins declined; early FY2025 sales show positive momentum.CSB
H2 2024 - Revenue up 5%, headline EPS up 4%, and new formats drive growth despite margin pressure.CSB
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