Helloworld Travel (HLO) AGM 2024 summary
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AGM 2024 summary
13 Jun, 2025Business overview
Retail network includes over 2,700 agents and brokers across Australia and New Zealand.
Helloworld Travel Academy trained over 550 new advisors in FY24, all placed within the network.
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Leadership and governance
Board led by Chairman Garry Hounsell, with Andrew Burnes as CEO and Managing Director, and a diverse team of executive and non-executive directors.
Management includes CFO Mike Smith and Group Company Secretary Sylvie Moser; EY serves as auditors.
Rob Dalton was re-elected as director with 99.47% of proxy votes in favor.
Financial performance
Total Transaction Value (TTV) rose 62.5% to $4.2 billion in FY24, up from $2.6 billion in FY23.
Revenue increased 37.5% to $228.2 million; underlying EBITDA up 52.9% to $67.5 million.
Profit after tax grew 60.2% to $30.7 million; earnings per share up 54.8% to 19.2 cents.
Full year dividend increased to 11.0 cents per share, a 37.5% rise, with a payout ratio of 57%.
Strong liquidity with significant cash reserves, no bank debt, and $63.5 million in operating cash generated.
Latest events from Helloworld Travel
- TTV hit $2.1b, margin rose to 5.1%, and FY26 EBITDA guidance reaffirmed at AUD 64–72m.HLO
H1 202625 Feb 2026 - EBITDA up 52.9%, TTV up 62.5%, net profit up 60.2%, with strong cash flow and outlook.HLO
H2 202423 Jan 2026 - TTV fell 8.6% but profit after tax rose 4.1% and forward bookings are up 11%.HLO
H2 202524 Nov 2025 - Strong financials, tech investment, and all resolutions passed with high approval.HLO
AGM 202523 Oct 2025 - Earnings fell but liquidity and dividends remain strong, with a positive full-year outlook.HLO
H1 20255 Jun 2025