GTN (GTN) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
25 Aug, 2026Executive summary
FY26 was marked by significant market disruption, but the business emerged leaner, more focused, and better positioned for future growth, operating one of the largest broadcast media advertising platforms with a weekly reach of over 91 million consumers across four of the world's top ten ad markets.
Differentiated by peak-time advertising, bundled inventory, and long-term affiliate agreements, ensuring durable access and stable cash flows.
Strategic exit from aviation and renegotiation of affiliate agreements have driven substantial cost savings and operational efficiencies, supporting a transition to an asset-light model.
Over AUD 67 million (or ~$67 million) has been returned to shareholders in the past two years through dividends, capital returns, and buybacks, with the Board maintaining a focus on ongoing high dividend yields.
Board intends to continue returning capital to shareholders in the absence of compelling investment opportunities, subject to prudent balance sheet management.
Financial highlights
FY26 group net revenue was AUD 156 million (or $156.0 million), down 13.4% year-over-year; adjusted EBITDA was AUD 13 million (or $13.0 million), down 21.8%, both ahead of guidance.
Net cash from operating activities was approximately AUD 22 million (or $22 million), up 69% from FY25, aided by a AUD 10 million working capital benefit.
Cash on hand rose to AUD 33 million (or ~$33 million) at year-end, with net debt reduced to AUD 2 million (or ~$2 million) despite significant shareholder returns.
Second half EBITDA improved over 20% sequentially from the first half, reflecting realized cost actions and strong performance in Brazil.
Total capital returned over the past two years was AUD 67 million (or ~$67 million), compared to a ~$40 million enterprise value.
Outlook and guidance
FY27 adjusted EBITDA guidance is AUD 15 million–AUD 20 million (or $15–$20 million), translating to NPATA of AUD 5 million–AUD 10 million (or $5–$10 million).
100% of NPATA is expected to be distributed as dividends, implying a 13%–26% yield based on current market capitalization.
Full-year impact of cost initiatives and new affiliate partnerships will benefit FY27 results.
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