Consumer

• Second-half reported EBITDA reached NZD 42.8 million after a first-half reported EBITDA loss of NZD 34.7 million.

• The producer lifted pro-forma EBITDA to NZD 17.2 million and increased salesVolumeto 2,799 tonnes.

• The food group increased normalised EBITDA by 27% compared with FY25 and expanded selected overseas retail listings.

The company secured a 40-year extension to its Victorian lotteries licence during FY26. Licence duration is an important structural feature for an operator whose activities depend on jurisdiction-specific permissions, retail distribution and responsible-play requirements. The extension provides a defined, longer-term operating framework in Victoria …

For the year ended 30 June 2026, Breville generated AUD 1,810.9 million in group revenue, an increase of 6.7% over FY25. Global Segment revenue grew 9.7% in constant currency, with double-digit second-half growth. Its Coffee and Cooking categories also delivered double-digit revenue increases. The …

Tabcorp’sBusinessincludes wagering and associated technology activities, with regulatory requirements forming part of its operating framework. The proposed purchase of BetMakers is an announced transaction, not evidence that integration has already been completed. Its significance must be considered against the terms and milestones the company …

• International retail channel net revenues grew 13.3% year-over-year, marking the third consecutive quarter of growth