
Mader Group hits $1B FY26 revenue record
- Mader Group achieved record annual revenue of $1 billion for FY26, up 15% from the prior corresponding period.
- The company's board elected not to declare a full-year dividend, causing shares to fall as capital is retained for expansion.
- Management issued FY27 guidance targeting revenue of at least $1.13 billion and net profit after tax of at least $72.5 million.
Mader Group (ASX:MAD) reported record full-year FY26 revenue of $1 billion, representing a 15% increase compared to the prior corresponding period.
The total revenue result compared to $872.2 million generated in FY25, while full-year net profit after tax reached $65.4 million.
The company reported that its Australian operational segment expanded revenue by 16% to $797.7 million, while North American operations grew revenue by $189.6 million.
Mader Group stated that the board elected not to declare a dividend for FY26 in order to retain capital to support long-term growth initiatives.
Following the announcement, the Mader Group share price was down at $6.69.
The business successfully closed out its initial five-year strategic plan, achieving a five-year net profit compound annual growth rate of 28%.
Mader Group reached its medium-term balance sheet target during the period, ending the financial year with net cash of $35.7 million.
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