• Telstra reported a slight decrease in revenue by 0.8% for FY26.
• Net profit increased by 2.7% year-over-year.
• Telstra completed a $1.25 billion share buy-back during FY26.
• The company plans to continue its Dividend Reinvestment Plan for the final dividend.
• Telstra aims to be the number one choice for connectivity in Australia.

Telstra Group Limited released its FY26 financial results and annual report, highlighting a slight decrease in revenue by 0.8% to $22.937 billion. Despite this, net profit increased by 2.7% to $2.406 billion. The company completed a $1.25 billion share buy-back, contributing to a decrease in net tangible assets per security from $18.7 in FY25 to $15.6 in FY26. Telstra's Dividend Reinvestment Plan will continue for the final dividend, with an election date set for 4 September 2026. The company aims to be the leading choice for connectivity in Australia through its Connected Future 30 strategy.

Telstra does not provide financial guidance beyond the current financial year.

Telstra's outlook includes continued focus on its Connected Future 30 strategy, aiming to achieve its targets and ambitions, subject to various risks and uncertainties.