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Domino's Pizza Enterprises has shut hundreds of loss-making stores and swung to a statutory loss. A July Federal Court ruling adds fresh uncertainty as investors weigh whether the group's reset is working.
SkinKandy (ASX: SK1) joined the ASX in May 2026 as a fast-growing body-piercing and jewellery chain. Two months on, the numbers, the expansion plan and the risks all warrant a closer read.
Tabcorp Holdings has clawed back to profit after a torrid FY24, posting double-digit earnings growth and a fatter interim dividend. Yet fierce online competition and a heavy tax burden keep the recovery honest.
Lovisa Holdings Limited (ASX:LOV) continues to expand its global jewellery network at a rapid pace. First-half revenue and underlying earnings increased, but modest comparable-store growth and losses from the new Jewells format have shifted attention towards the quality and cost of expansion.
Temple & Webster Group (ASX:TPW) continues to expand sales and market share while deliberately reinvesting in growth. The online furniture retailer’s first-half revenue increased sharply, but lower statutory profit and New Zealand launch costs kept attention on the timing of stronger earnings.
Adore Beauty Group (ASX:ABY) is reshaping its online beauty model through physical stores, higher-margin own brands and a lower cost base. Revenue continues to grow, but thin profitability and heavier promotional activity mean the FY27 targets will be the clearest test of the turnaround.
Eagers Automotive Limited (ASX: APE), the country's largest listed car retailer, enters the second half of 2026 in an unusual position: record annual earnings and a sizeable share buyback behind it, yet a share price camped near 52-week lows. At about A$21.20 in late …
JB Hi-Fi Limited (ASX: JBH) surged in Tuesday afternoon trade as a softer-than-feared June-quarter inflation print revived Australia's beaten-down consumer-discretionary sector. Yet with the electronics giant still nursing heavy 12-month losses and its FY26 full-year results not due until mid-August, investors are weighing whether …
This remains a genuinely small, pre-profitability business in operational terms, and the figures below should be read with that stage in mind.
Super Retail Group Ltd (ASX:SUL) traded at $13.65, up +3.10%, during trading on 29 July 2026. At the time of writing on 29 July 2026, the stock showed positive momentum with trading volume of 447,290 shares. The Consumer sector demonstrated resilience amid broader market …
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