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GMG – Half Year Presentation
Goodman Group delivered strong half year profit growth while expanding its global logistics and data centre pipeline and reaffirming FY26 earnings guidance.
Goodman Group reported operating profit of $1,203.5 million for the half year to 31 December 2025, with operating earnings per security of 58.5 cents and statutory profit of $824.7 million, while reiterating its FY26 OEPS growth target of 9 percent. The Group maintained strong financial metrics, including low gearing, high interest cover and $5.2 billion in liquidity, and declared a 15.0 cent per security interim distribution with 30.0 cents forecast for FY26. Operationally, the portfolio reached $87.4 billion with high occupancy of 95.9 percent, revaluation gains of $893 million and $14.4 billion of work in progress across 51 projects, with data centres representing a significant share of development activity as the Group continues expanding its global pipeline in logistics and digital infrastructure.
WES – H1 Results
Wesfarmers delivered solid half year profit growth, supported by strong divisional performance, productivity gains and continued investment in digital and AI initiatives.
Wesfarmers reported a statutory net profit after tax of $1,603 million for the half year to 31 December 2025, up 9.3 percent, with revenue increasing 3.1 percent to $24,212 million and EBIT rising 8.4 percent to $2,493 million. Basic earnings per share grew 9.3 percent to 141.4 cents and a fully franked interim dividend of 102 cents per share was declared. The result was supported by strong performances across Bunnings, Kmart Group and WesCEF, with productivity initiatives helping offset cost pressures in a subdued consumer environment, while WesCEF benefited from improved lithium pricing and Officeworks and Wesfarmers Health delivered steady earnings growth. The Group also continued advancing digital and AI initiatives to enhance customer experience, team productivity and long term earnings growth.
TCL – H1 Update
Transurban delivered steady 1H26 growth in traffic, revenue and earnings, supporting higher distributions and reaffirming full year guidance.
Transurban’s 1H26 results reflect steady growth, with average daily traffic up 2.5 percent to 2.6 million trips and proportional revenue rising 6.0 percent to $2,019 million. Proportional EBITDA increased 6.4 percent to $1,592 million, supported by disciplined cost management, while statutory profit after tax was $343 million. Free cash flow grew 2.4 percent following early refinancing, and a 34 cents per security interim distribution was declared, with FY26 guidance of 69 cents per security representing approximately 6.2 percent growth on FY25.