Highlights

  • ASG (ASX:ASG): FY26 Revenue reached AUD 3.186 billion, an increase of 12%. On 29 October 2026, ASG shares were priced at A$1.01, and fell 3.81%.
  • Statutory NPAT from continuing operations was AUD 27.6 million, down 18%.
  • New vehicle and motorcycle outlets reached 93, up 37% year on year.

Autosports Group operates automotive and motorcycle dealerships with a concentration in luxury marques and selected high-demand retail locations. Its operations include vehicle sales, service and parts. For its share-market quotation, Autosports Group Ltd traded at AUD 1.01 per share and fell 3.81% in the quoted market trading figures. This market movement is presented separately from the company’s operating and financial results. The following company profile examines the reported financial period, the operating context and the details of its Business structure without treating prior-period developments as breaking news. On 29 October 2026, ASG (ASX:ASG) was quoted at AUD 1.01, fell 3.81% for the day. The following sections cover FY26 dealership revenue, statutory profit, outlets, vehicle orders and the luxury-brand portfolio.

How Did Sales and Dealership Numbers Change?

Autosports Group operates automotive and motorcycle dealerships with a concentration in luxury marques and selected high-demand retail locations. Its operations include vehicle sales, service and parts. These figures relate to the stated reporting period; where the company presents adjusted or underlying measures, they are distinct from statutory results. The distinction is relevant when comparing performance between financial periods.

The group reported FY26 revenue of AUD 3.186 billion, up 12% on the prior year. Statutory NPAT from continuing operations was AUD 27.6 million, down 18%. These figures relate to the stated reporting period; where the company presents adjusted or underlying measures, they are distinct from statutory results. The distinction is relevant when comparing performance between financial periods.

Operating Network and Business Mix

Normalised EBITDA, excluding AASB 16 adjustments and specified Acquisition and restructuring costs, increased 12% to AUD 133.4 million. The business combines financial performance with operating activity, and the two measures describe different aspects of its trading operations. Reported changes can also reflect the period over which activity was recognised.

Normalised profit before tax was AUD 53.5 million, up 11% on FY25. The presentation showed a gross Margin of 18.5%, with a positive 3% comparative movement. The business combines financial performance with operating activity, and the two measures describe different aspects of its trading operations. Reported changes can also reflect the period over which activity was recognised.

Margin, Cost and Profit Details

The group operated 93 new vehicle and motorcycle outlets, an increase of 37% from the prior year. Its portfolio includes dealerships across major metropolitan areas. This figure forms part of the company’s reporting for the specified period and should be read alongside other reported measures, rather than as a standalone indicator of subsequent trading conditions.

Vehicle customer leads rose 21% to approximately 148,000 during FY26. New vehicle revenue rose 9%, while the value of new vehicle orders written increased 20%. This figure forms part of the company’s reporting for the specified period and should be read alongside other reported measures, rather than as a standalone indicator of subsequent trading conditions.

Cash, Capital and Financial Position

Its new vehicle order bank was 290% above the corresponding prior-year position at the reporting date, a measure distinct from completed sales. Cash balances, Investment activity and capital management measures are reported separately from revenue and accounting profits. Their definitions and timing also differ across the financial statements.

The group recorded 17 Dealer of the Year awards and highlighted continued relationships with automotive manufacturers. Cash balances, investment activity and capital management measures are reported separately from revenue and accounting profits. Their definitions and timing also differ across the financial statements.

Business Developments and Operating Priorities

Autosports Group discussed new luxury battery-electric vehicles and additional dealerships acquired during FY26, including operations in Berwick and Adelaide. These activities form part of the company’s documented business programme. Planned actions and targets are not recorded as completed financial outcomes unless the business has specifically reported their completion.

The company reported a fully franked total FY26 Dividend of 8 cents per share. Prospective business performance depends on orders converting into deliveries and on broader vehicle market conditions. These activities form part of the company’s documented business programme. Planned actions and targets are not recorded as completed financial outcomes unless the business has specifically reported their completion.

Key Insights

For ASG (ASX:ASG), FY26 revenue increased as the dealership footprint expanded, while statutory profit from continuing operations declined. Vehicle orders, luxury-brand representation and the outlet network describe the operating activity.