Orora FY26 underlying NPAT falls 5.9% to $142.2 million; revenue rises 6.5% to $2.23 billion
Reuters2026/08/12 22:34- Orora posted a statutory net loss of $616.6 million, driven by $758.8 million after-tax significant items including a $728.2 million glass impairment.
- Revenue rose 6.5% to $2.23 billion, while EBIT fell 5.3% to $248.2 million amid challenging glass market conditions.
- Underlying NPAT slipped 5.9% to $142.2 million; EPS was flat at 11.4 cents.
- Final dividend set at 4 cents per share, taking full-year dividends to 9 cents; about 56 million shares were bought back for $118 million.
- Group EBIT is expected to be lower than FY26, reflecting higher depreciation and amortization and lower Saverglass EBIT.
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