Bapcor (BAP) H2 2024 earnings summary
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H2 2024 earnings summary
9 Jul, 2026Executive summary
Statutory loss of $158.3M for FY24, mainly due to $253.1M in non-cash impairments and write-downs in Retail, compared to a profit in FY23.
Pro-forma NPAT was $94.8M, down 24.3% year-over-year and in line with guidance.
Group revenue grew 0.8% to $2.04B, with growth in Trade and Specialist Wholesale offset by Retail decline and flat New Zealand performance.
Management actions included cost base reduction, operational simplification, and scaling back the BTB transformation program.
Leadership transition underway, with new CEO and CFO appointments to drive future performance.
Financial highlights
Revenue: $2,036.9M in FY24, up 0.8% year-over-year.
Pro-forma EBIT: $174.9M, down 14.4% year-over-year; pro-forma EBITDA: $268.4M, down 10.1%.
Gross margin: 46.2%, down 45bps; gross margin dollars fell 0.2% to $942M.
Statutory NPAT: $(158.3)M, reflecting significant items of $253.1M–$296.8M.
Dividend per share: 15.0c, payout ratio 54% of pro-forma NPAT.
Outlook and guidance
$20–30M in cost savings expected in FY25 from restructuring and operational changes.
Early FY25 trading strong: group revenue up 7.7% and like-for-like up 1.0% in first five weeks.
Restructuring spend expected to pay back within 2–3 years.
Focus on core business, network expansion in Trade, and exit of non-core businesses.
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