• Sales revenue up 8.9% to $153.1m
• Pro forma EBITDA down 2.8% to $17.7m
• Positive cashflow from operations of $13.9m
• Final dividend of 2.08 cents per share declared

Adrad Holdings Limited (ASX: AHL), an Australian-based business specialising in the design and manufacture of innovative heat transfer solutions for industrial applications and the importation and distribution of automotive aftermarket cooling and other vehicular service parts, has announced its full year results for the period ending 30 June 2025 (FY25). The key highlights include sales revenue of $153.1m, up 8.9% on the prior corresponding period (pcp), pro forma EBITDA of $17.7m, down 2.8% on pcp, and positive cashflow from operations of $13.9m. The company also declared a final dividend of 2.08 cents per share (cps), fully franked, with total FY25 declared dividends of 3.48 cps, equal to 50% of full year statutory NPAT, fully franked. Adrad CEO, Paul Proctor, stated that FY25 marked a year of growth and strategic adjustment, with the company delivering an 8.9% increase in revenue despite a challenging macroeconomic backdrop and operational pressures that impacted margins. In response, the company accelerated key initiatives focused on operational efficiency and disciplined cost management, while maintaining a clear commitment to long-term value creation. These efforts have positioned the company to enter FY26 with greater efficiency, stronger customer engagement, and a solid platform for continued growth.

The Board and management are positive about the prospects for FY26. The company continues to implement measures to become more proactive in addressing sell price movements and purchase cost pressures. Substantial work has taken place in identifying and implementing manufacturing enhancements to drive cost efficiencies.