CHL H1FY26 Interim Results and Presentation
| Stock | Camplify Holdings Ltd (CHL.ASX) |
|---|---|
| Release Time | 26 Feb 2026, 10:50 a.m. |
| Price Sensitive | Yes |
CHL H1FY26 Interim Results and Presentation
- Significant Bottom-Line Improvement: Statutory net loss after tax reduced by 62.5% to $2.93 million
- Positive Operating Cash Flow: Net cash from operating activities saw a major positive shift to $12.18 million
- Optimised Cost Structure: Marketing expenses reduced to $2.03 million and employee benefit expenses decreased to $6.63 million
Camplify Holdings Limited ('CHL' or 'the Company') has released its Appendix 4D and Interim Financial Report for the half-year ended 31 December 2025. The Company reported a statutory net loss after tax of $2.93 million, representing a 62.5% improvement over the $7.81 million loss reported in the prior corresponding period (PCP). This substantial bottom-line turnaround demonstrates the success of the Company's strategic refocus towards disciplined execution, cost management, and scaling high-margin products. Total revenue for H1 FY26 was $19.06 million, a modest decrease of 4.7% from $19.95 million in H1 FY25. While Gross Transaction Value (GTV) in core markets like Australia saw a 15% decline, this top-line contraction reflects the Company's deliberate strategy to focus on higher value marketplace volume in favour of a more higher-margin revenue base. Key operational highlights in H1 FY26 included significant growth in Premium Membership fees, the successful implementation of the Myway Mutual in ANZ, which increased Premium Member GP Margins from 14% to 33%, and a 30% increase in revenue from the German market. The Company also completed a $3.21 million capital raise during the period, further strengthening the balance sheet to support strategic growth. Looking ahead, CHL's unwavering priorities include the rollout of Camplify managed service depots across the JB Caravans network and the expansion of its B2B program with the Victorian Government.
CHL closed the 31st of December with a future bookings value of $34.2m.
Entering H2 FY26, CHL's priorities include the rollout of Camplify managed service depots across the JB Caravans network and the expansion of its B2B program with the Victorian Government. The Company remains positive about achieving its objectives and is focused on efficient acceleration at bottom line contribution margins.