Autosports Group (ASX:ASG) Delivers Record FY26 Revenue as Luxury Vehicle Demand Strengthens

Aditi Sarkar

06 November 2026 10:33 PM AEDT

Autosports Group (ASX:ASG) Delivers Record FY26 Revenue as Luxury Vehicle Demand Strengthens

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Highlights

Autosports Group achieved record FY26 Revenue of $3.19 billion, rising 11.9% through acquisitions and stronger Demand for prestige automotive brands.
Gross profit increased 15.4% to $589.7 million, while normalised profit before tax climbed 11.1% to $53.5 million during FY26 trading.
Autosports Group reported 290% growth in new vehicle order banks as demand for European battery-electric models exceeded available Supply significantly.
Customer vehicle leads increased 21% to approximately 148,000 during FY26, reflecting growing interest across its prestige automotive dealership Business portfolio.

Autosports Group Limited (ASX:ASG) is Australia's only ASX-listed specialist prestige and luxury automotive retailer, operating over 80 businesses across Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra, and other key metropolitan markets. The company represents premium European, Japanese, and American automotive brands.

Record FY26 Financial Performance

Autosports Group reported record group revenue of $3,186.4 million for the year ended 30 June 2026, an increase of 11.9% from $2,848.6 million in FY25. Record Gross Profit of $589.7 million grew 15.4%, reflecting strong pricing discipline and disciplined management of vehicle mix. EBITDA of $186.0 million increased 11.2%. Normalised profit before tax (excluding AASB 16 impacts) reached $53.5 million, up 11.1% on the prior year. Net profit after tax on a statutory basis was $25.6 million, impacted by higher Depreciation and discontinued operations charges.

Acquisitions and Market Conditions

Autosports Group's FY26 revenue growth was primarily driven by acquisitions. FY26 acquisitions included Solitaire Automotive Group and Barry Bourke Motors, adding approximately $500 million in annualised revenue and extending key OEM relationships. Prior period acquisitions, including the Stillwell Motor Group, contributed a full year of revenue in FY26 for the first time. New vehicle order write (order intake) grew 20% in FY26, while the new vehicle order bank expanded 290%, reflecting particularly strong demand for battery-electric vehicles from European brands where supply remained constrained.

BEV Momentum and FY27 Outlook

Battery-electric vehicle demand was a defining characteristic of FY26 for Autosports Group, with significant order intake for European BEV models from customers. Vehicle customer leads grew 21% to approximately 148,000 during the year. The company expects the BEV order bank to begin unwinding in the second half of FY27 as European Brand supply improves. FY27 revenue growth is expected to benefit from the full-year cycling of FY26 acquisitions and new luxury BEV model rollouts. Autosports Group declared a final Dividend of 8.0 cents per share for FY26, maintaining its full-year dividend at 8.0 cents per share.

Stock Price Information

Shares in Autosports Group Limited (ASX:ASG) have traded around their recent price range in 2026. As of 6 November 2026, ASG shares were trading on the ASX. Investors should refer to ASX announcements at www.asx.com.au for current pricing and the latest company disclosures.

FAQs

Q: What acquisitions did Autosports Group complete in FY26?

A: Autosports Group completed acquisitions of Solitaire Automotive Group and Barry Bourke Motors in FY26, adding approximately $500 million in annualised revenue. Since listing in 2016, the company has completed 16 acquisitions and launched 18 greenfield dealerships.

Q: What is driving Autosports Group's BEV order bank growth?

A: Battery-electric vehicle demand from prestige European brands was extremely strong in FY26, with the new vehicle order bank growing 290% due to customer demand significantly outpacing supply availability from European manufacturers. Management expects supply constraints to ease in the second half of FY27.

Q: What was Autosports Group's FY26 dividend?

A: Autosports Group declared a total full-year dividend of 8.0 cents per share for FY26, maintaining the same dividend level as the prior year despite the statutory profit decline. The company's normalised profitability improved 11.1%, supporting the dividend decision.

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