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New Zealand's Move Logistics swings to profit in FY26 on cost cuts

New Zealand's Move Logistics swings to profit in FY26 on cost cuts


Overview

  • New Zealand transport and logistics group's FY26 revenue rose 1.5% amid subdued economy

  • Company returned to profit with net profit after tax of NZ$0.3 mln

  • Normalised earnings before tax turned positive, driven by cost savings and improved execution


Outlook

  • Company says economic recovery signs are present but pace and timing remain uncertain

  • Move Logistics to focus on top-line growth and value creation after completing structural changes

  • Company continues to face warehousing sector challenges including excess capacity and weak demand


Result Drivers

  • DIVISIONAL TURNAROUND - Freight & Fuel, Specialist, and International divisions delivered profit and improved earnings, while Warehousing remained challenged by excess capacity and weak demand

  • STRUCTURAL COST SAVINGS - Co said embedded cost savings from transformation programme supported return to positive normalised earnings

  • GROSS MARGIN IMPROVEMENT - Gross margin dollars and percentage improved due to better pricing discipline, productivity gains, and operating leverage


Company press release: ID:nNZW8DS44R


Key Details

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Beat/Miss

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Consensus Estimate

FY Net Income

NZ$300,000

FY Revenue

NZ$290.60 mln


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