Super Retail Group shares (ASX:SUL) moves higher today following the release of its FY25 full-year results, which highlighted record sales despite a challenging retail landscape. The positive results and dividend announcements fueled significant investor interest, driving the stock to a new peak.
The Super Retail Group share price added 12.34% to close at A$18.57, having earlier hit a new all-time high of A$20.20. This report was one the SUL bulls could get behind.
Looking at the print, the company reported record group sales of $4.1 billion, a 4.5% increase compared to the previous year. However, normalised net profit after tax (NPAT) experienced a slight decrease of 4% to $232 million, while statutory NPAT fell by 8% to $222 million. The company declared a fully franked final ordinary dividend of 34 cents per share, alongside a special dividend of 30 cents per share, whilst online sales grew by 8% to $524 million, now accounting for 13% of total sales. The company expanded its store network, opening 31 new locations and closing 8, resulting in a net increase of 23 stores across its Supercheap Auto, rebel, BCF, and Macpac brands.
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Looking ahead, Super Retail Group anticipates continued growth, with like-for-like sales up 3.1% and total sales up 5% in the first seven weeks of FY26. The company plans to open 23 new stores and invest $155 million in capital expenditure during FY26, focusing on network expansion, distribution centre completion, and digital capability enhancements. Analyst consensus indicates a one-year price target of A$14.51, with forecasts ranging from A$11to A$17.40.
Bull Case:
- Record sales indicate strong consumer demand and brand strength.
- Expansion of store network and digital investment drive future growth.
- Loyalty program success boosts repeat business.
Bear Case:
- Profitability metrics declined slightly despite revenue growth.
- Challenging retail environment could impact future performance.
- Analyst price targets suggest potential downside risk.
Super Retail Group’s record sales and strategic investments have resonated positively with investors, driving its share price to new heights, although analysts remain cautiously optimistic for now.
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