Highlights

  • FY26 revenue totalled AUD 7.154 million
  • Loss attributable to members fell 47% to AUD 2.794 million
  • Nutritional powders represented 70% of group revenue

Australian Dairy Nutritionals Limited (ASX:AHF) shares were quoted at AUD 0.017, with a 0.00% movement. The company operates in the food, dairy and nutrition sector and reported financial results and operational developments for FY26. Its disclosures include figures for the financial year ended 30 June 2026 and, where specified, subsequent operating information. The business update covers its principal activities, financial results and management priorities.

Financial Results

Australian Dairy Nutritionals Group reported FY26 ordinary revenue of AUD 7.154 million, compared with AUD 7.168 million in FY25. Loss from ordinary activities after tax attributable to members was AUD 2.794 million, narrowing from AUD 5.261 million. The total loss attributable to members was AUD 2.842 million, compared with AUD 5.209 million. Net tangible asset backing decreased to 2.7 cents per share from 3.1 cents. No final or interim dividend was declared.

Change in Business Mix

In its annual report, Australian Dairy Nutritionals said nutritional powders represented about 70% of group revenue, compared with 43% in the previous financial year. This followed continued activity in powder manufacturing and branded nutrition products. The company identified the Future infant-nutrition range as a central brand in its distribution plans. Management reported that the Future brand was present at more than 1,000 distribution points across 17 Chinese provinces.

Contract Packing and Export Markets

The company reported improved plant utilisation from the full-year impact of Nutura and Sprout contract-packing work, although its 12-month Sprout contract concluded in May 2026. It also stated that Vietnam export shipments were disrupted by regulatory and product-registration changes affecting packaging, which resulted in returns. The FY26 annual report discussed operational work to manage production capacity and distribution under these conditions.

Ownership and Financial Reporting

On 1 June 2026, a joint venture with Wellnex Life was terminated. Australian Dairy Nutritionals acquired the other 50 ordinary shares in Ocean Dairy for AUD 1 and became its sole owner. The auditor’s report included a material uncertainty relating to going concern, which the company disclosed alongside its annual results. The company said it remained focused on its strategic plan and operating model.