Woolworths Group (WOW) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
4 Dec, 2025Strategic supply chain transformation
Supply chain transformation is central to the group's strategy, leveraging iconic brands, a large customer base, and digital/data advantages to improve customer experience and operational efficiency.
Focus areas include becoming the first choice for fresh food, improving NZ Food and BIG W, and growing complementary businesses.
Automation and network efficiencies are prioritized to reduce costs and enhance service levels.
Moorebank precinct and network structure
Moorebank precinct is a key strategic location within Australia's largest logistics hub, offering material network efficiencies.
The network includes 11 Regional Distribution Centres (RDCs) and one National Distribution Centre (NDC), with RDCs handling ~85% of grocery volume and the NDC 15%.
Streamlined temperature-controlled networks support fresh, chilled, and frozen offerings.
Major investments and operational improvements
Moorebank investment is the largest single capital project in group history, totaling $1.3 billion including leases.
The NDC is a 40,500 sqm semi-automated site for slower-moving products, while the RDC is a 55,600 sqm fully automated site for fast-moving goods.
Combined, the sites process over 5 million cartons per week and cover ~21,000 SKUs.
Automation partners include Dematic (NDC) and Vanderlande (RDC).
Latest events from Woolworths Group
- Revenue up 3.4%, EBIT up 14.4%, but net profit fell sharply after payroll remediation.WOW
H1 202625 Feb 2026 - E-commerce and digital growth offset cost pressures, supporting modest profit gains.WOW
H2 202423 Jan 2026 - Sales up 4.5% to $18B, but margin and cost pressures challenge H1 earnings outlook.WOW
Q1 2025 TU18 Jan 2026 - Sales growth, digital expansion, and sustainability were key themes amid regulatory scrutiny.WOW
AGM 202417 Jan 2026 - Sales up 3.7% to AUD 35.9b, but profit fell as costs and disruptions hit margins.WOW
H1 20257 Jan 2026 - Q3 sales up 3.2% with eCommerce gains, but BIG W and weather costs pressured results.WOW
Q3 2025 TU6 Jan 2026 - EBIT dropped 12.6% on 3.6% sales growth; cost savings and NZ drive future improvement.WOW
H2 202523 Nov 2025 - Sales and eCommerce rose, but EBIT fell; supply chain and leadership changes target growth.WOW
AGM 202530 Oct 2025 - Sales up 2.7% to $18.5B, eCommerce up 13.2%, and customer satisfaction improved.WOW
Q1 2026 TU29 Oct 2025