IVE Group delivers strong performance in H1 Financial results

IVE Group delivers strong performance in H1 Financial results

IVE Group has announced its financial results for the six months to 31 December 2024.

The Group delivered a strong first-half performance with revenue, EBITDA and margins up again on a record prior corresponding period (pcp).

IFRS NPAT more than doubled to $27.1m from $13.0m pcp, reflecting the strong uplift in underlying profitability coupled with a significant reduction in non-operating items.

Managing Director Matt Aitken said, “Given continued economic uncertainty and persistent inflation, I am extremely pleased with the first half result, which was up materially relative to the prior period. In addition to a strong underlying performance, the half included a full run-rate of Ovato and JacPak (cost) synergies, with JacPak’s $15m of available revenue capacity now committed as per the acquisition business case,”

Key underlying financial performance indicators for the half include:
•    Revenue $507.8m, up 0.4% from $506.0m pcp
•    Material gross profit margin of 48.5%, up from 46.2% pcp
•    EBITDA $74.1m, up 12.6% from $65.8m pcp
•    EBIT $51.4m, up 23.4% from $41.7m pcp
•    NPAT $29.3m, up 29.1% from $22.7m pcp
•    EPS (NPAT) 19.0¢ps, up 28.1% from 14.8¢ps pcp
•    EPS (NPATA) 20.1¢ps, up 26.7% from 15.9¢ps pcp
•    Ovato cost synergies fully realised
•    JacPak cost synergies fully realised and available revenue capacity committed
•    Operating cash conversion to EBITDA of 92.0%, up from 84.0% pcp
•    Net debt $121.4m, down from $131.0m at 30 June 2024, reflecting continued strong operating cash conversion and greatly reduced restructuring costs, partially offset by peak working capital seasonality and capex associated with the packaging capacity build-out
•    Fully franked interim dividend of 9.5¢ps, unchanged from 9.5¢ps pcp, consistent with guidance indicating a stable dividend for the foreseeable future

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