Turners Automotive Group Limited reported a record financial result for the year ending 31 March 2026 (FY26), demonstrating strong progress towards their FY31 strategic targets. The group's normalised net profit before tax (NPBT) reached $63.2 million, up 16% from FY25, with significant contributions from its core automotive divisions: Auto Retail, Finance, and Insurance. This performance allowed Turners to bring forward its $65 million NPBT target from FY28 to FY27, setting a foundation for a new target of $100 million by FY31. Key achievements include a 9% revenue growth to $451.2 million, a 27% increase in the loan book to $566 million, and an expanded finance margin to 5.7%. The group continues to benefit from a diversified business model, managing challenges like the Iran-US conflict with disciplined operational strategies. Turners' capital management initiatives, including a $200 million securitisation warehouse, have strengthened its ability to support future growth plans.
Key Points
Turners Automotive Group reported a record normalised NPBT of $63.2 million, a 16% increase from FY25.
The group aims to achieve a $100 million NPBT target by FY31.
Revenue grew by 9% to $451.2 million, with strong contributions from Auto Retail, Finance, and Insurance.
The Finance division saw a 27% growth in the loan book to $566 million.
Turners' strategic focus on capital management includes a $200 million securitisation warehouse.
The group adapted to geopolitical challenges, maintaining robust business operations.
New retail branches in Christchurch contributed to local sales growth.
Employee engagement scores rank in the top 5% globally, with a significant portion of staff being shareholders.
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