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dusk Group Limited reports a solid FY25 trading update with increased sales and EBIT, while navigating a slight dip in gross profit margin as it advances its product-led turnaround strategy.

Super Retail Group has amended its FY25 sales growth figures while reporting improved like-for-like sales in the second half, alongside strategic investments in supply chain and store network expansion.

Super Retail Group updates key sales growth figures while outlining increased costs from system upgrades and distribution centre transitions, signaling a cautious outlook amid mixed retail conditions.

Super Retail Group reports a 3.1% like-for-like sales growth in H2 FY25, driven by key brands and strategic investments in its omni-retail network and supply chain.

Super Retail Group reports steady sales growth driven by BCF and rebel brands, while facing increased costs from a new distribution centre and HR system upgrades.

Temple & Webster reports a strong trading update with revenue growth accelerating to 23% since March and a positive EBITDA margin outlook for FY25, despite ongoing economic headwinds.

JB Hi-Fi Limited reports robust sales growth across Australia and New Zealand in Q3 FY25, maintaining momentum in a competitive retail environment.

City Chic Collective faces a challenging US market due to steep tariff hikes on Chinese imports, prompting a strategic pause on new stock and a revised FY25 revenue outlook. Meanwhile, its ANZ operations continue robust growth, balancing the Group’s overall performance.

Baby Bunting Group unveils its ambitious ‘Store of the Future’ strategy, targeting a return to double-digit EBITDA margins through store refurbishments, new small format pilots, and enhanced omni-channel capabilities. The company sets FY25 NPAT guidance between $10 million and $12.5 million, underpinned by a 40% gross margin target.

Baby Bunting reports a 2.9% year-to-date comparable store sales growth and opens an innovative new store format in Melbourne, raising its FY25 NPAT guidance amid strong early results.

Woolworths Group reported a 3.2% rise in total sales to $17.3 billion for Q3 FY2025, driven by strong growth in Australian Food, B2B, and New Zealand segments, alongside a 15.7% surge in eCommerce. However, BIG W’s sales decline and profit outlook challenges temper the overall performance.

Coles Group Limited reported a solid 3.4% increase in total group sales revenue for the third quarter of FY25, driven by strong supermarket growth and a significant eCommerce uplift. Operational efficiencies and strategic initiatives helped the retailer navigate challenging weather conditions and maintain momentum.