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Qube Holdings Limited (ASX:QUB)

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Current share price for QUB : $5.120 0.94 (22.49%)+
Announcement
Release
20 Nov 2025 9:04AM
Price at Release
$4.180
Full Release
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Summary
Qube Holdings Limited showcased substantial growth in FY25, with a 27% rise in underlying revenue from the previous year, and an 18.5% increase in EBITA. Despite facing challenges like industrial action and extreme weather, Qube's diversified business model proved resilient. Strategic acquisitions, such as Coleman in Western Australia, facilitated entry into new markets, while the company's financial strength was bolstered by achieving investment-grade credit ratings. A 7.1% increase in the full-year dividend to 9.8 cents per share reflected robust financial performance. Safety remains a focus, with improvements through the QUBESAFE program. Allan Davies stepped down as Chairman after 14 years, with John Bevan succeeding him. The company continues to explore organic and inorganic growth opportunities, supported by recent divestments and changes in the board to align with long-term strategies.
Key Points
  • Qube Holdings Limited demonstrated significant growth in FY25, with underlying revenue increasing by 27% compared to FY24.
  • The company's EBITA also grew by 18.5%, and underlying earnings per share rose by 6.0% to 16.25 cents.
  • Qube's diversified business model enabled resilience against challenges such as industrial action and extreme weather.
  • Strategic acquisitions, including the acquisition of Coleman in Western Australia, supported entry into new markets like the SSAN supply market.
  • Qube enhanced its financial strength with investment-grade credit ratings and increased its full-year dividend by 7.1% to 9.8 cents per share.
  • Safety remains a top priority, with mixed results in safety performance metrics but overall improvements in safety culture through the QUBESAFE program.
  • The Chairman, Allan Davies, announced his retirement after serving for 14 years, with John Bevan elected as his successor.
  • Qube's performance and positive outlook enabled them to maintain a strong position in the market, emphasizing both organic and inorganic growth opportunities.
  • The company made divestments totaling around $248 million, primarily from the sale of a property at Minto.
  • Qube's board also underwent changes, with new members bringing extensive experience to further the company's goals.
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