Breakdown | ||||
Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 | Jun 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | |||
497.84M | 395.51M | 426.33M | 326.34M | 176.34M | Gross Profit |
115.30M | 83.61M | 151.13M | 119.67M | 60.09M | EBIT |
3.09M | 10.23M | 13.01M | 18.88M | 7.56M | EBITDA |
13.88M | 15.50M | 16.15M | 20.50M | 8.20M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
1.79M | 8.30M | 11.97M | 13.95M | 13.91M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | |||
116.35M | 105.14M | 101.01M | 97.50M | 38.08M | Total Assets |
206.48M | 190.78M | 170.34M | 148.35M | 67.31M | Total Debt |
22.32M | 25.03M | 5.10M | 7.06M | 1.39M | Net Debt |
-94.03M | -80.11M | -95.91M | -90.44M | -36.69M | Total Liabilities |
99.96M | 83.05M | 67.43M | 64.34M | 37.33M | Stockholders Equity |
106.52M | 107.73M | 102.91M | 84.00M | 29.98M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | |||
29.44M | 19.22M | 7.60M | 23.03M | 24.93M | Operating Cash Flow |
29.99M | 22.00M | 13.39M | 24.51M | 25.50M | Investing Cash Flow |
-2.98M | -3.38M | -7.91M | -2.45M | -570.00K | Financing Cash Flow |
-15.80M | -14.49M | -1.97M | 37.36M | -390.00K |
Temple & Webster Group Ltd has reported an 18% increase in revenue for the first half of the year, with a notable 23% rise since March, driven by strong performance in home improvement sales, which surged by 42%. The company remains financially robust, poised to capitalize on both organic and inorganic growth opportunities, while benefiting from reduced shipping rates due to the US-China tariff situation. CEO Mark Coulter attributes the company’s success to strategic product offerings and promotions that resonate with consumers, despite challenging economic conditions.
The Vanguard Group has become a substantial holder in Temple & Webster Group Ltd, acquiring a 5.004% voting power through its management of various mutual funds and accounts. This acquisition signifies a notable investment in the company, potentially impacting its market position and signaling confidence in its growth prospects.
Temple & Webster Group Ltd has announced a change in the address of its share registry office in Sydney, effective from April 14, 2025. The move to a new location at Liberty Place, 161 Castlereagh Street, is part of the company’s operational adjustments, although contact details remain the same. This change may reflect strategic positioning within the industry, potentially impacting stakeholder interactions and administrative processes.
Temple & Webster Group Ltd has announced an update on its ongoing share buy-back program, with a total of 28,202 ordinary fully paid securities bought back on the previous day, adding to the cumulative total of 246,559 securities repurchased. This buy-back initiative is part of the company’s strategy to manage its capital structure and potentially enhance shareholder value.
Temple & Webster Group Ltd has announced a change in the shareholding interest of its director, Mark Coulter. Mr. Coulter, through the ArdenPoint Ecommerce Unit Trust, sold 500,000 ordinary shares at $16.40 each, reducing his indirect holdings. This transaction reflects ongoing portfolio adjustments and may influence stakeholder perceptions regarding executive confidence in the company.
Temple & Webster Group Ltd announced a change in the director’s interests, specifically regarding Conrad Yiu, who has reduced his indirect holdings. Mr. Yiu, a 50% beneficiary of ArdenPoint Ecommerce Unit Trust, sold 500,000 shares on the market, impacting his total ownership stakes. This transaction may influence stakeholder perceptions of the company’s current valuation and director confidence.
Temple & Webster Group Ltd reported significant financial growth for the half-year ended December 31, 2024, with a 24% increase in revenue to $313.7 million compared to the previous year. The company’s profit before tax grew by 94% to $12.5 million, and profit after tax surged by 118% to $9.0 million, indicating strong operational performance. Despite these positive results, no dividends were declared or paid during the period, and the company did not implement a dividend reinvestment plan. The results underline Temple & Webster’s solid positioning in the online retail market, reflecting effective management and strategic focus.