Amotiv (AOV) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
6 May, 2026Business overview and growth strategy
Diversified automotive parts group with leading brands across three divisions and a clear growth pathway, targeting both ANZ and international markets.
Resilient revenues supported by structural tailwinds, with a large and growing addressable market exceeding $20bn globally.
Strategic focus on international expansion, with non-ANZ revenue growing from 0% to 17% over five years.
Amotiv Unified program drives efficiency and growth, delivering significant annualised benefits.
FY26 guidance reiterated with expected revenue growth and underlying EBITA of ~$195m.
Market dynamics and structural demand
Gradual EV adoption and proliferation of vehicle brands, especially from Chinese OEMs, reinforce the value of broad aftermarket SKU coverage.
Ageing and growing car parc in Australia, with average vehicle age projected to reach 12.5 years by 2030 and total vehicles forecast to grow ~40% from 2015.
Shift toward SUVs and light commercial vehicles, which attract higher accessory revenue per vehicle.
Aftermarket demand remains robust due to slow EV disruption and ongoing growth in key vehicle segments.
Financial performance and capital management
FY26 H1 revenue up 3.3% to $520.5m, underlying EBITA up 1.3% to $98.3m, and underlying EPSA up 5.3% to 44.1c.
Strong cash conversion at 91.9%, leverage at 1.95x, and interim dividend up 8.1% to 20c.
Capital allocation framework targets cash conversion ≥75%, leverage 1.5x–2.25x, and dividend payout ≥50% of underlying NPAT.
ROCE at 13.1% with a medium-term target of ≥15%; aspiration to exceed 16% by FY30.
Consistent cash generation supports organic investment, dividends, and opportunistic buybacks.
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