ENDEAVOUR GROUP LTD

Endeavour Group reported group revenue of AUD 11.2bn for FY2026, while adjusted group EBIT fell 8.7% and retail EBIT fell 17.6%. The company cited pricing investments, promotions, higher wage costs and restructuring expenses as reasons; the stock fell sharply intraday. For 2027 Endeavour expects an investment‑intensive year with CapEx of AUD 550–650m, higher OpEx and financing costs and temporarily higher leverage. Management reaffirmed cost‑saving targets of AUD 300m by 2029 and a dividend payout range of 50–75% of adjusted net profit. » More on de.investing.com

Endeavour Group reported adjusted EBIT of $563m (−5.4%) for H1 FY26 on revenue growth of 0.9% to $6.7bn; adjusted net profit fell to $278m (−6.7%). The retail segment experienced margin pressure despite revenue momentum (revenue $5.5bn, adjusted EBIT −11.6%), weighed in part by $20m of costs from the “One Endeavour” program and price‑leadership investments. The hotels business grew revenue by around 4.4% and increased adjusted EBIT by 5.0% to $275m, driven by high‑ROI refurbishments. The company maintains higher investment guidance (capex $460–500m), paid a fully tax‑free interim dividend of 10.8 cents and has announced a capital markets day on 27 May 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Endeavour Group reported total revenue of $3.1 billion for Q1 2025, a slight decline of 0.3% year on year. Online sales rose sharply by 20.9% and now account for over 10% of combined revenue, while retail fell 1.4% and the hotel business increased by 4.4%. The share price edged up to $3.66 and remains close to its 52‑week low. Management is focusing on value-oriented pricing, heavy promotions during the current quarter and strategic reviews slated for completion by Q4. » More on de.investing.com