JBH
30/6/26
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Summary - last 5 years
Over the last 5 years, ASX:JBH (JB Hi-Fi) has delivered resilient but moderating financial performance. Driven by a pandemic-era consumer spending boom, revenue and profit peaked in 2022, normalized in 2023–2024, and rebounded in 2025–2026. The company remains highly profitable, maintains a low-risk debt profile, and continues to reward shareholders with strong returns and dividends.
Below is a chart of dividend growth (in $AUD). Is it a dividend Aristocrat?
The current yield is 3%.
Key 5-Year Financial Metrics (FY2021 – FY2026)
- Revenue: Experienced steady growth. After peaking at an annualized rate of $10.55 billion in FY2025 and seeing further sales growth in 1H FY2026, the company continues to outpace pre-pandemic levels.
- Profit (NPAT): Hovered between $439 million and $545 million. FY2022 was the 5-year high ($545 million) before tapering off. However, the first half of FY2026 showed a solid bounce-back, with Net Income After Tax (NPAT) up 7.1% to $305.8 million.
- Return on Equity (ROE): Remained exceptionally robust. It peaked at a massive 42.1% in FY2022 and has since normalized to hover around 29.2% as consumer spending patterns level out.
- Debt: JBH maintains a conservative and healthy balance sheet. Total net debt sits around $340 million, with a debt-to-equity ratio of about 42.2%, meaning the company holds more equity than debt.
- Dividends: JBH has historically been a strong and reliable dividend payer. The payout ratio generally sits between 70–80% of net profit, offering investors a trailing yield above 5%.
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