Peter Warren Automotive Holdings (PWR) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
23 Nov, 2025Executive summary
FY 2025 revenue reached $2,483m, just under AUD 2.5 billion, slightly ahead of FY 2024, driven by strong used car, F&I, service, and recent acquisitions despite a decline in new car sales.
Underlying EBITDA was just over AUD 110 million, with underlying profit before tax of AUD 22.3 million, reflecting margin pressure and higher costs but in line with guidance.
Disciplined inventory management and cost-out programs delivered $4.9m in lower costs in H2 versus H1, with net debt reduced to $46.7m and property assets at AUD 229 million.
Strategic focus on innovation, customer-centricity, organic growth, and disciplined acquisitions to drive long-term value.
Financial highlights
Used vehicle sales grew 14% to 9,702 units; service and parts revenue rose to $422m, up from $405m.
Gross margin declined by 0.8 percentage points year-over-year to 16.1%, mainly due to lower new car margins, but stabilized over the last 12 months.
Operating expenses increased by $6.1m, mainly due to acquisitions, but net OpEx reduction achieved after adjusting for these.
Operating cash flow was $93.7m, with strong cash conversion at 86.4%.
Fully franked final dividend of 4.0c per share, total dividend for the year AUD 0.056 per share.
Outlook and guidance
New car market expected to remain highly competitive with new brands entering and margin pressure persisting.
Earnings growth anticipated for FY 2026, supported by ongoing cost and inventory management, innovation, and disciplined M&A.
Gross margins expected to remain stable at current levels into FY 2026.
Anticipated product launches and improved OEM alignment expected to support stable order rates and positive activity.
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