SPC Global Holdings (ASX:SPG) FY26 Results: Gross Revenue Rises 5.5% as EBITDA Turns Positive

Aditi Sarkar

28 August 2026 11:27 AM AEST

SPC Global Holdings (ASX:SPG) FY26 Results: Gross Revenue Rises 5.5% as EBITDA Turns Positive

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Key Highlights

FY26 gross Revenue increased 5.5% to AUD 404.0mn.
Net revenue rose 4.2% to AUD 331.8mn after rebates and promotions.
Reported EBITDA improved to AUD 20.3mn from a AUD 25.5mn loss in the restated prior period.
Normalised EBITDA increased to AUD 38.5mn from AUD 12.3mn.

SPC Global Holdings (ASX:SPG) reported higher revenue and a significant improvement in EBITDA for FY26, according to its audited Appendix 4E for the year ended 30 June 2026.

Gross revenue increased 5.5% to AUD 404.0mn, while net revenue rose 4.2% to AUD 331.8mn after rebates and promotions.

Reported EBITDA Moves Into Positive Territory

SPC Global's reported EBITDA was AUD 20.3mn for FY26, compared with a restated AUD 25.5mn loss in the prior corresponding period.

The improvement followed a reduction in the statutory loss after tax, which narrowed to AUD 32.8mn from AUD 63.0mn in the restated prior period.

The company said the prior period comparative information had been restated to reflect adjustments to previously reported amounts.

Normalised EBITDA Rises

Normalised EBITDA increased to AUD 38.5mn in FY26 from AUD 12.3mn in the prior year.

The company said normalisation adjustments comprised one-off and non-recurring costs directly associated with ongoing restructuring and integration activities of the merged group.

For FY25, the proforma normalised EBITDA across all Business divisions was AUD 30.3mn, with proforma net revenue of AUD 376.2mn.

Revenue and Cost Movements

Gross revenue reached AUD 404.0mn during FY26, while rebates and promotions increased 11.6% to AUD 72.2mn.

Net revenue therefore rose to AUD 331.8mn from AUD 318.3mn.

Depreciation, Amortisation and Impairment increased 43.9% to AUD 24.6mn, while net finance costs rose 41.1% to AUD 28.3mn.

No Dividend Proposed

SPC Global Holdings did not propose a dividend for FY26, and no dividends were declared or paid during either FY26 or the prior year.

Net tangible assets per ordinary share improved to AUD 0.0443, compared with negative AUD 0.0368 at 30 June 2025.

What Could Come Next for SPC Global Holdings (ASX:SPG)?

The FY26 results highlight the improvement in reported and normalised EBITDA following the group's restructuring and integration activities.

The company will continue to be assessed on its revenue growth, Earnings performance and progress in managing the costs associated with the merged group.

FAQs

Q: What was SPC Global Holdings' FY26 gross revenue?

A: Gross revenue increased 5.5% to AUD 404.0mn.

Q: What was reported EBITDA?

A: Reported EBITDA was AUD 20.3mn, compared with a restated AUD 25.5mn loss in the prior period.

Q: What was normalised EBITDA?

A: Normalised EBITDA increased to AUD 38.5mn from AUD 12.3mn.

Q: Did SPC Global Holdings declare a dividend?

A: No. No dividend was proposed for FY26, and no dividends were declared or paid during FY26 or FY25.

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