Latest Retail Expansion News

SenSen Networks reports robust Q2 FY26 revenue momentum, driven by five new city wins in North America, a surge in variable licence fees in Australia, and expanded fuel retail site deployments.

OMG Group has expanded its Blue Dinosaur protein bar distribution to 300 Metro Petroleum stores, reinforcing its growing presence in petrol and convenience retail channels ahead of the summer season.

Merino & Co. Limited has unveiled a robust growth plan at its 2025 AGM, highlighting strengthened finances, operational expansion, and a clear focus on sustainability and premium brand positioning in the global apparel market.

Harvey Norman Holdings detailed its expansive international growth and omni-channel strategy at its 2025 AGM, highlighting new flagship stores and AI-driven retail innovations across eight countries.

Adore Beauty Group has reported record profitability for FY25, driven by improved revenue quality, operational efficiencies, and rapid retail expansion. The company’s omni-channel strategy is gaining momentum with strong customer growth and a new fulfillment center planned for FY27.

Turners Automotive Group has posted a resilient and record first-half result for FY26, with net profit before tax up 13% despite ongoing economic challenges. The company’s diversified model and strategic capital moves underpin its confident outlook.

AUB Group delivered a robust FY25 with a 17.1% rise in underlying net profit and a 15% dividend increase, while navigating a $45 per share acquisition proposal from an EQT-CVC consortium.

Ampol Limited reported a robust third quarter in 2025 with improved profitability and refinery margins, while advancing its strategic acquisition of EG Australia to boost retail presence.

City Chic Collective reports solid revenue growth driven by a 10% increase in ANZ sales and a resilient, profitable US business despite tariff challenges.

Merino & Co. initiates a new chapter with leadership changes and a strategic partnership to enter China’s premium apparel market, while investing heavily in growth during Q1 FY26.

Hydralyte USA reported a 6% year-on-year sales increase in Q3 FY25 alongside a significant 42% reduction in operating cash burn, driven by a streamlined US-focused model and new product launches in brain and gut health.

Nutritional Growth Solutions reported a 13% revenue increase in Q3 FY25, driven by expanded US retail distribution and inventory replenishment. The company raised AU$760k to support growth but faces a tight cash runway, banking on upcoming capital raises and retail momentum.