Key Highlights

  • AMA Group Ltd (ASX:AMA) was quoted at AUD 0.445 on 30 October 2026, down 1.11% for the session; the discussion covers FY26 results and Business operations.
  • FY26 Revenue reached AUD 1,039.1 million, an increase of AUD 25.4 million compared with FY25.
  • AMA Group (ASX:AMA) reported statutory net profit after tax of AUD 7.7 million, an improvement of AUD 13.8 million on FY25.

AMA Group Ltd (ASX:AMA) operates automotive collision repair and associated specialist and parts businesses. Its FY26 results presentation reviewed operating volumes, site networks and financial outcomes. On 30 October 2026, AMA Group Ltd (ASX:AMA) was quoted at AUD 0.445, down 1.11% on the day. The operating discussion below brings together its reported financial performance, business developments and the stated position at the reporting date.

Financial Performance and Comparisons

FY26 revenue reached AUD 1,039.1 million, an increase of AUD 25.4 million compared with FY25. Normalised pre-AASB 16 EBITDA was AUD 68.0 million, up AUD 5.4 million or 8.6% YoY.

AMA Group (ASX:AMA) reported statutory net profit after tax of AUD 7.7 million, an improvement of AUD 13.8 million on FY25. Earnings Per Share were 1.39 cents compared with a loss of 1.65 cents per share in FY25.

Operations and Business Activity

Operating cash flow, after Lease costs, was AUD 32.8 million for FY26, which was AUD 11.3 million lower than the prior-year result. The company identified higher tax payments during the year.

The Capital SMART network generated AUD 490.7 million revenue and AUD 51.9 million normalised EBITDA. Its normalised EBITDA Margin was 10.6%, and the division operated 62 sites.

Capital, Cash and Reporting Measures

Capital SMART completed approximately 144,200 repairs, down around 3,900 on FY25. AMA Group (ASX:AMA) explained that parts of the year were affected by a change in Demand for smaller, drivable repairs.

AMA Collision revenue reached AUD 379.7 million, AUD 19.6 million higher than in FY25. Its normalised EBITDA increased AUD 3.2 million to AUD 10.6 million, across 57 sites.

The operating divisions reported differing trends in repair frequency, Job complexity and earnings. Capital SMART and AMA Collision did not follow identical Volume patterns during FY26, and the heavy-vehicle service line also faced changed repair demand. Group-level performance therefore reflects a combination of business units, rather than a single repair category.

Current Projects and Reported Outlook

AMA Collision completed approximately 88,700 repairs, an increase of about 1,600. The segment reported a 2.8% normalised EBITDA margin, versus a lower margin a year earlier.

The Wales heavy-vehicle business generated AUD 76.7 million of revenue. Management described fewer large repairs and deferred non-urgent repairs affecting the work mix during FY26.

Key Insights

AMA Group Ltd (ASX:AMA) reported a combination of FY26 financial outcomes and activity across its business lines. The latest presentation distinguishes revenue and earnings measures, operating changes and items relating to later periods. The reported figures should be read with their stated dates and definitions; targets and prospective activity are not the same as completed work or realised earnings.