EBOS Group (EBO) H1 2025 earnings summary
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H1 2025 earnings summary
6 Jan, 2026Executive summary
Achieved strong underlying revenue and EBITDA growth in H1 FY25, with underlying revenue up 9.5% to just under AUD 6 billion and underlying EBITDA up 7% to AUD 291 million, excluding the Chemist Warehouse Australia (CWA) contract and one-off costs.
Interim dividend maintained at NZ 57.0c per share, reflecting board confidence in future growth.
Disciplined capital allocation with strategic investments in Southeast Asian medtech, including full ownership of Transmedic and acquisition of Pacific Surgical Inc.
CEO John Cullity announced retirement effective 30 June, with Adam Hall appointed as successor.
Signed First Pharmaceutical Wholesaler Agreement, supporting sustainable wholesale remuneration.
Financial highlights
Underlying earnings per share was AUD 0.675, up 7.1% (ex. CWA); statutory EPS 56.9c, down 19.8%.
Net working capital reduced by AUD 89 million year-over-year, reflecting the full release from the CWA contract.
Net debt just over AUD 1 billion; net debt-to-EBITDA ratio at 2.07, within target range.
Underlying payout ratio of 77.3% for the interim dividend.
Cost savings of AUD 15 million realized in H1, on track for AUD 25–50 million per annum by FY26.
Outlook and guidance
Reiterated FY25 underlying EBITDA guidance of AUD 575–600 million, representing 5–10% growth year-over-year, excluding CWA.
Full-year guidance supported by 7.1% underlying EBITDA growth in H1.
Continued focus on organic growth, operational excellence, and M&A, especially in Southeast Asia and medtech.
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