Highlights

  • Enero reported FY26 group EBITDA growth of 9% and net profit growth of 54%.
  • BMF increased its EBITDA by 27% and net Revenue by 11% during FY26.
  • Orchard lifted EBITDA by 25% and net revenue by 9% across the reporting year.
  • The company expanded agency-specific artificial intelligence tools and capabilities during FY26.

Enero Group Limited (ASX:EGG) enters the final months of 2026 with a clear focus on australian agencies lead the Earnings story. Enero reported FY26 group EBITDA growth of 9% and net profit growth of 54%. The company is also pursuing priorities involving client wins expand the operating narrative, as it prepares for its next reporting period. On 6 November 2026, shares traded at AUD 0.19 (8.57% for the session), valuing the company at approximately AUD 17.24M.

Australian Agencies Lead the Earnings Story

Enero reported a 9% increase in group EBITDA and 54% net profit growth for FY26. Its Australian businesses, BMF and Orchard, recorded their strongest EBITDA performances, lifting the Australia and Asia contribution to group EBITDA to 69%, compared with 53% a year earlier.

BMF reported 27% EBITDA growth and 11% net revenue growth, with a 23.2% margin. Orchard increased EBITDA by 25% and net revenue by 9%, supported by new client activity and its Marketing and technology services.

Client Wins Expand the Operating Narrative

BMF added work involving Asahi brands and Superloop, while Orchard secured work with Ryman Healthcare and Precision Group. The businesses continued combining creative services with Digital Marketing and technology offerings.

Hotwire Global maintained double-digit EBITDA margins as it developed its approach to technology communications and performance marketing. Partnerships with Morning Consult and Lilypath formed part of Hotwire’s service development.

AI Tools Become a Group-Wide Priority

Enero increased Investment in artificial intelligence across its agencies during FY26. Hotwire developed an AI Lab, BMF formalised a proprietary AI operating system and Orchard progressed its Agentic by Default program.

Management has positioned these tools as part of service delivery and operating efficiency. FY27 is expected to involve further investment behind those capabilities, although the timing and financial contribution of individual initiatives remain dependent on client Demand and execution.