Key points
- FY26 revenue increased by 3% to $2.9 billion
- Leisure segment impacted by Middle East hostilities but showing signs of recovery
- Corporate segment delivered strong profit growth despite challenges
- Total Transaction Value (TTV) up 5% to $25.7 billion
- Earnings Per Share (EPS) up 43% to 71 cents per share
Full summary
Flight Centre Travel Group's FY26 results show a 3% increase in revenue to $2.9 billion, with the leisure segment affected by Middle East hostilities but showing signs of recovery. The Corporate segment delivered strong profit growth, and Total Transaction Value (TTV) increased by 5% to $25.7 billion. Earnings Per Share (EPS) rose by 43% to 71 cents, and the final dividend increased by 3% to 30 cents per share. The company's disciplined capital management program and strategic initiatives contributed to strong shareholder returns.
Guidance
NPAT (statutory) up 38% to $149m, Revenue up 3% to $2.9b, TTV up 5% to $25.7b
Outlook
Flight Centre Travel Group is focused on executing key strategies and infusing AI at all levels to drive future growth and stabilize the business as the trading cycle recovers.