Super Retail Group Limited (ASX: SUL)

Australia flag Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD
14.76
-0.06 (-0.40%)
Dec 20, 2024, 4:10 PM AEST
-4.22%
Market Cap 3.33B
Revenue (ttm) 3.88B
Net Income (ttm) 240.10M
Shares Out 225.83M
EPS (ttm) 1.05
PE Ratio 14.00
Forward PE 14.05
Dividend 1.19 (8.06%)
Ex-Dividend Date Sep 9, 2024
Volume 775,681
Open 14.71
Previous Close 14.82
Day's Range 14.52 - 14.76
52-Week Range 12.40 - 18.40
Beta 1.22
Analysts n/a
Price Target n/a
Earnings Date Feb 19, 2025

About Super Retail Group

Super Retail Group Limited engages in the retail of auto, sports, and outdoor leisure products in Australia and New Zealand. It offers automotive parts and accessories, handyman items, and tools and equipment, and marine and motorbike products, including batteries, car care products, exterior accessories, hand and power tools, in-car navigation systems, in-car stereo equipment, lighting and electrical products, oils, filters and additives, outdoor equipment and accessories, seat covers and interior accessories, spare parts, paints and panels, a... [Read more]

Founded 1972
Employees 16,063
Stock Exchange Australian Securities Exchange
Ticker Symbol SUL
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, Super Retail Group's revenue was 3.88 billion, an increase of 2.10% compared to the previous year's 3.80 billion. Earnings were 240.10 million, a decrease of -8.71%.

Financial Statements

News

Super Retail claims it fired lawyers over alleged defamatory statement

Lawyers for the owners of the Rebel Sport chain say two fired senior executives only have their own lawyers to blame for losing their jobs.

10 days ago - The Australian Financial Review

Super Retail posts record sales, adds special dividend

The name behind Rebel Sport and Supercheap Auto posted record sales of $3.9 billion, but earnings fell as higher costs dented profits.

4 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Former senior Super Retail lawyer revealed as second whistleblower

Amelia Berczelly is the second senior employee to raise “serious corporate governance issues” about the Supercheap Auto, Rebel Sport, BCF and Macpac owner.

4 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Former Super Retail executive claims CEO spat at staff in meeting

The allegation, made in court filings, suggests Anthony Heraghty presided over a dysfunctional workplace and improperly spent funds. He denies the claims.

4 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Super Retail claims Harmers tried to surf in on deal with ex-executive

The owner of Rebel Sport wants the law firm removed from a lawsuit, alleging it tried to protect itself from defamation as part of settlement negotiations.

4 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Super Retail wins last-minute bid to suppress statement of claim

The owner of Rebel Sport and Supercheap is defending an action brought by its former head of legal.

5 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Harmers lodges claim against Super Retail, CEO and chairwoman

The former head of legal for the company which owns Rebel sport is now looking to the Federal Court to enforce a settlement deal she allegedly reached in May.

5 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Super Retail names new chair to replace Sally Pitkin

Judith Swales will exit her executive role at Fonterra and become chairwoman at the retailer behind the Rebel and Supercheap Auto brands.

6 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Super Retail legal action expands to at least four staff

Lawyers acting for employees say they offered to settle confidentially for less than a third of the $30 million to $50 million sought.

8 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Super Retail CEO and former exec had ‘undisclosed’ relationship

The board and CEO are expected to be named in a soon-to-be lodged legal claim by Harmers Workplace Lawyers, Super Retail said.

8 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Supercheap Auto, BCF sales jump; Rebel slows

Black Friday and Christmas trading was good for Super Retail Group, but higher wages, rent and electricity will dent margins in the first half.

1 year ago - The Australian Financial Review