Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD Dyno Nobel Earnings Call Transcripts
Fiscal Year 2026
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Strong half-year results with EBIT up 39% and NPAT up 83% year-over-year, driven by transformation benefits and robust North American growth. Guidance for FY26 EBIT is reaffirmed, with temporary H2 headwinds expected but offset by ongoing transformation momentum.
Fiscal Year 2025
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The AGM highlighted a successful transformation to a pure-play explosives business, strong underlying financial results, and significant progress on sustainability and technology initiatives. Shareholders strongly supported all resolutions, including buybacks and climate commitments.
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Strong FY2025 results driven by transformation to a pure-play explosives business, with EBIT up 23% and significant progress on asset sales and technology adoption. FY2026 guidance forecasts further EBIT growth, supported by capital discipline, new JVs, and robust demand in key regions.
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Statutory profit reached AUD 7 million, with strong underlying explosives earnings and major progress on fertilizer business separation, generating up to AUD 835 million in gross proceeds. Transformation initiatives delivered a AUD 25 million EBIT uplift, and a stronger second half is expected as turnaround impacts subside.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Record underlying earnings in explosives and fertilizer distribution offset by non-cash impairments, resulting in a statutory loss. Transformation program delivered AUD 64 million EBIT uplift, with strong balance sheet and continued focus on segment separation and growth.
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A three-phase strategy aims to double earnings and focus on explosives, with fertilizer separation progressing and transformation initiatives already delivering significant EBIT gains. Advanced technology, disciplined capital allocation, and strong customer partnerships underpin growth, while sustainability and operational excellence remain central.
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Negotiations to sell the fertilizer business have ceased, shifting focus to a AUD 900 million share buyback and continued structural separation of business units. Fiscal 2024 guidance is unchanged, with operational improvements ongoing and balance sheet strength maintained.