Flight Centre FY26 statutory NPAT climbs 38% to $AU 149 million; revenue rises 2.5% to $AU 2.9 billion

Reuters2026/08/26 11:41

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Flight Centre Travel Group posted FY26 statutory NPAT up 38% to AU$149 million; EPS climbed 42.9% to 70.9c.
Statutory EBITDA rose 8% to AU$430.6 million; revenue increased 2.5% to AU$2.9 billion as TTV grew 4.7% to AU$25.7 billion.
Underlying profit before tax fell 4% to AU$278 million; management flagged a circa AU$60 million Q4 leisure profit hit from Middle East disruption.
Corporate UPBT jumped 28% to AU$240 million; leisure UPBT dropped 21.7% to AU$139 million despite 7.4% TTV growth to AU$12.6 billion.
Early FY27 leisure trading showed record July TTV; earnings guidance is slated for the November AGM.

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Flight Centre FY26 statutory NPAT climbs 38% to $AU 149 million; revenue rises 2.5% to $AU 2.9 billion

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