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oOh!media reports a 7% revenue increase in Q3 2025, slightly ahead of prior guidance, but flags challenges from a key New Zealand contract loss and softer advertising demand in October.

oOh!media has confirmed its half-year earnings for 2025 met market expectations, despite a significant non-cash impairment linked to the loss of a key Auckland Transport contract. The company maintains steady operational performance and updated guidance amid evolving market conditions.

oOh!media Limited reported a robust first half in 2025 with 17% revenue growth and a 27% rise in underlying EBITDA, driven by key contract wins and operational efficiencies. Despite a $30 million impairment in New Zealand, the company declared a fully franked interim dividend and outlined a positive outlook with a CEO transition on the horizon.

oOh!media has reported a robust first half of 2025, with revenue climbing 17% and adjusted underlying profit soaring 46%, underscoring its leadership in the Out of Home media sector.

oOh!media Limited reported a robust 17% increase in revenue for the first half of 2025, driven by strong Australian market segments, but posted a statutory loss due to a significant impairment charge in New Zealand. The company also announced a restructuring and a new CEO appointment.

oOh!media has appointed James Taylor, current SBS Managing Director, as its new CEO, set to take the helm in early 2026. This leadership change signals a strategic push for growth in Australia's fast-evolving out-of-home media sector.

oOh!media has confirmed that its contract with Auckland Transport, accounting for 4% of FY24 revenue, will not be renewed after September 2025. Despite this setback, the company remains confident in its New Zealand market position.

oOh!media Limited reports robust revenue growth momentum continuing into 2025, driven by strong contract wins and disciplined cost management. The company expects sustained market share gains in the expanding Out of Home advertising sector.

oOh!media’s CEO Cathy O’Connor will step down in the second half of 2025 after steering the company through a period of significant growth and transformation. The Board has launched a global search for new leadership to guide the next phase of strategy execution.