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Hallenstein Glasson's revenue soars 14.6% as Australia fuels growth

A 22.4% sales spike in Australia powers record profits. Can this Kiwi retailer sustain its momentum amid currency risks?

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Hallenstein Glasson's revenue soars 14.6% as Australia fuels growth

Hallenstein Glasson Holdings Ltd has reported strong financial growth, driven by its expanding presence in Australia. The company's revenue climbed by 14.6% in the first half of 2026, reaching NZ$275.2 million. Share prices also rose following the release of its latest earnings. The company's success stems from steady sales increases, particularly in Australia. Glassons Australia saw sales jump 15.3% to AUD 251.5 million in FY2025 and another 22.4% to AUD 151.8 million in the first half of 2026. This growth helped push overall group revenue up by 8.1% in FY2025 and 14.6% in H1 2026, with Australia now contributing around half of total revenue.

Net profit also surged, rising from NZ$21.2 million to NZ$28.01 million in the latest reporting period. The company's omnichannel approach, blending physical stores with e-commerce, supports its performance across over 150 locations in New Zealand and Australia. Its brands, Hallenstein Brothers and Glassons, cater to both men's and women's fashion, broadening its customer appeal.

For investors, the company offers an 8.41% dividend yield, making it an attractive option for income-focused portfolios. However, currency fluctuations in the New Zealand dollar could affect returns. The stock's 2.1% rise to NZ$9.85 on the NZX reflects market confidence in its strategy. Hallenstein Glasson's growth relies on its Australian expansion and ability to adapt to changing market trends. The company's strong financial results and omnichannel strategy position it well in the apparel sector. Future performance will depend on maintaining momentum in its key markets while managing currency risks.

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