Amotiv posts FY revenue of AUD 520.5m, up 3.3%

Reuters
Feb 10
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/AOV.AU">Amotiv</a> posts FY revenue of AUD 520.5m, up 3.3%

Amotiv Limited reported a solid financial performance for the latest period, with group revenue rising 3.3% to AUD 520.5 million. Underlying EBITA increased 1.3% to AUD 98.3 million, while gross margin stood at 42.4%. Underlying EPSA was 44.1 cents, up 5.3%. Cash conversion improved to 91.9%, marking a 15.4 percentage point increase. The company’s leverage ratio was 1.95 times. An interim dividend of 20.0 cents was declared, representing an 8.1% increase. Amotiv Unified continued to deliver incremental benefits to the group, supporting strong cashflow and capital management. The company maintained its FY26 guidance, expecting group revenue growth and underlying EBITA of approximately AUD 195 million, assuming prevailing economic and trading conditions persist without material adverse events. Safety performance, as measured by total recordable injury frequency rate (TRIFR), improved to 9.75.

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