2025 Full Year Results Presentation
| Stock | Ooh!Media Ltd (OML.ASX) |
|---|---|
| Release Time | 16 Feb 2026, 8:27 a.m. |
| Price Sensitive | Yes |
2025 Full Year Results Presentation
- Fastest growing media sector, capturing a record 16.4% share of agency media
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1 OOH company in ANZ, reaching over 98% of metropolitan Australians weekly
- Revenue from strategic clients up 15% over CY 2025
oOh!media Limited reported strong financial results for the full year 2025, with 9% growth in revenues and 7% growth in earnings. The company maintained its position as the #1 Out of Home media company in Australia and New Zealand, benefiting from the continued structural growth of the sector which captured a record 16.4% share of agency media spend. oOh!media's extensive network of digital and static assets across Australia and New Zealand, including roadsides, retail centres, airports, train stations, and more, enabled it to reach over 98% of metropolitan Australians weekly. The company's strategic approach to longer-term, data-led planning for its partners drove a 15% increase in revenue from strategic clients over the year. Operationally, oOh!media delivered strong asset roll-outs and disciplined contract wins, including the Sydney Metro, Transurban, and Melbourne Metro Tunnel. The company also reset its cost base in New Zealand following the loss of the Auckland Transport contract. Looking ahead, oOh!media expects Out of Home to continue taking revenue share from other media sectors, with its Australian operations pacing at +7% in Q1 2026, though the New Zealand business is impacted by the Auckland Transport contract loss.
oOh!media expects full year operating costs to be broadly flat with CY 2025. CY 2026 capital expenditure is expected to be between $55M and $65M, largely funding new advertising assets, contingent upon development approvals. Gearing is expected to remain within target, below 1.0x adjusted underlying EBITDA.
Out of Home is expected to continue taking revenue share from other media sectors. The company's Australian operations are pacing at +7% in Q1 2026, though the New Zealand business is impacted by the Auckland Transport contract loss.