TFG’s FY25 revenue rose 4.1 per cent to R62.6 billion (~$3.51 billion), driven by strong H2 and UK’s White Stuff acquisition.
Gross profit rose 6.7 per cent, EPS grew 4.9 per cent, and a 15 per cent higher dividend was declared.
TFG Africa led with 9.9 per cent early FY26 sales growth.
UK shows signs of recovery; Australia remains pressured.
Over 100 new stores and digital investments are planned.
Gross profit rose 6.7 per cent, EPS grew 4.9 per cent, and a 15 per cent higher dividend was declared.
TFG Africa led with 9.9 per cent early FY26 sales growth.
UK shows signs of recovery; Australia remains pressured.
Over 100 new stores and digital investments are planned.
