ARB (ARB) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
28 May, 2026Executive summary
FY 2024 sales revenue rose 3.3% to AUD 693.2 million, with profit after tax up 16.1% to AUD 102.7 million and EPS up 15.7% to AUD 1.249.
Growth was driven by Australian Aftermarket and OEM channels, while export sales declined due to challenging international conditions.
Improved gross margins and operational efficiencies contributed to profit growth outpacing revenue.
Fully franked dividends for FY 2024 totaled AUD 0.69 per share, up 11.3%.
Cash at year-end was AUD 56.5 million, with no debt.
Financial highlights
Underlying profit before tax (excluding non-operating items) was AUD 142.7 million, up 17.1%.
Gross margin improved as materials and consumables fell to 43% of sales from 47% last year.
Cash flows from operations were AUD 125.3 million, up 39%.
Depreciation expense increased 9.9%, reflecting higher capital expenditure.
Basic EPS (excluding adjustments) increased 17.7% to 126.66 cents.
Outlook and guidance
Aftermarket and export order books remain strong; Q1 FY 2025 sales have started positively.
FY 2025 expected to return to growth, with continued expansion in US, OEM, and e-commerce channels.
OEM sales forecast to grow, supported by new contracts, including with Toyota North America.
Four new stores and five store upgrades planned for FY 2025.
Strategic acquisitions in product and distribution are under consideration, both domestically and internationally.
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