Retail

• Super Retail Group operates four retail brands — Supercheap Auto, BCF (Boating, Camping, Fishing), Rebel Sport, and Macpac — across Australia and New Zealand, positioning it as a diversified Australian specialty retailer in the automotive accessories, outdoor recreation, and sports segments.

• The fully franked interimDividendat a 100%Payout Ratiomeans the fullEarningsfrom the interim period are being returned to shareholders, with franking credits providing eligible Australian shareholders a potential tax benefit.

• The dividend marks the restoration ofShareholderpayments after FY25 saw no final dividend declared, underpinned by a 57% rise in comparable EBIT to $24.0 million and statutory NPAT of $10.0 million — up 376% on the prior year's $2.1 million.

The ACCC found that the proposed acquisition, without conditions, could substantially lessen competition in theSupplyof new cars, servicing and repairs within the Macarthur region. ACCC Commissioner Dr Philip Williams said that without the divestment conditions, the acquisition would have resulted in Peter Warren operating …

Cash Converters reported FY26 revenue of $429.2 million, an increase of 11% on FY25's $385.3 million, supported byFranchisestore acquisitions and comparable-store growth, partly offset by the planned run-down of the group's legacy Payday Loan and Vehicle Loan portfolios. Operating EBITDA rose 11.1% to $67.0 …

For FY26, The Lottery Corporation (ASX:TLC) reportedRevenueof A$3.58 billion, lower than the prior year, as a historic drought in large jackpots — estimated to have reduced earnings by around A$400 million — weighed on turnover, yet the company maintained its dividend. It also secured …

In its FY26 update, Kogan (ASX:KGN) pointed to a A$1 billion gross-sales milestone and a return to stronger profitability, yet the shares fell around 15% on the result.