Key Highlights

  • Gross commission income rose 21% to AUD 151.6 million.
  • FY26 Revenue increased 10% to AUD 108.7 million and statutory EBITDA rose 29%.
  • The agent network grew to 511, while gross property sales reached AUD 9.02 billion.

Market figures for The Agency Group Australia Ltd (ASX:AU1) showed AUD 0.03 per security and a 0.00% move. The company disclosed operating results and other details for the reporting period.

Commission Income, Revenue and Earnings

The Agency Group Australia recorded FY26 gross commission income of AUD 151.6 million, an increase of 21% from AUD 125.3 million. Revenue rose 10% to AUD 108.7 million and Gross Profit increased 11% to AUD 35.7 million. Statutory EBITDA increased 29% to AUD 4.86 million, while underlying EBITDA before AASB 16 increased 59% to AUD 1.79 million. The statutory net loss narrowed to AUD 2.37 million from AUD 5.44 million.

Agents, Sales and Property Management

The group expanded its network to 511 agents from 442 at the previous year-end. It reported 6,849 property sales, up 3%, and gross sales value of AUD 9.02 billion, up 21%. Listings reached 7,971, with a reported listing value of AUD 10.84 billion. Property-management revenue increased 7% to approximately AUD 14.5 million, and the combined owned and service portfolio contained 12,261 managed properties.

Strategic Discussions and Outlook

The company disclosed non-binding discussions with Aura Group concerning a potential scrip-for-scrip transaction. No binding agreement had been entered into at the time of the release, and completion remained uncertain. The company also stated that national housing conditions softened late in FY26. It did not provide FY27 Earnings or GCI guidance, but identified agent productivity, recruitment, recurring management revenue and cost controls as operating priorities.

Reported Developments and Next Reporting Priorities

The announcement for The Agency Group Australia Ltd (ASX:AU1) describes the reported period and identifies the figures above as either completed results, historical operating measures or management guidance where explicitly stated. The figures should be read in the context of their stated reporting periods and accounting definitions. The reported developments concern the company’s own operations, and the announcement does not establish that planned transactions, targets or forecasts have already been completed.