NTAW (NTD) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
13 May, 2026Business overview and recent developments
Operates as a major tyre and wheel importer in Australia and New Zealand, serving over 3,500 B2B customers and employing around 850 people.
Generated $533 million in FY24 revenue, focusing on core brands and long-standing supplier relationships.
Consolidated Dunlop distribution in Australia and New Zealand, following Goodyear's exit from wholesale and retail operations.
Completed major warehouse consolidations and unified business systems in April 2024.
Expanded Black Rubber operations and opened a new NZ distribution centre in September 2024.
Capital raising and financial position
Raising $12.41 million via an underwritten, non-renounceable entitlement offer at $0.37 per share, issuing 33.5 million new shares.
Proceeds will fund working capital for Dunlop tyre distribution and cover offer costs; $400,000 in fees payable to advisors.
Trade finance facility increased from $73 million to $93 million, expiring September 2027.
Net debt at 30 June 2024 was $52.2 million, with net tangible assets per share at $0.53.
Gross debt was $91 million and cash held was $38.9 million at year-end.
FY24 financial performance
FY24 revenue was $533.4 million, down 8.4% from FY23 due to a reduced brand portfolio.
Gross profit margin improved to 31.6% (from 28.1% in FY23) due to product mix, lower supplier prices, and reduced freight costs.
Operating EBITDA rose to $42.3 million (up 9.1%), while net profit after tax was $1.2 million.
Operating costs increased by less than 2%, and operating cash flow was $35.2 million.
FY24 included the first three months of Dunlop distribution; depreciation and finance costs increased.
Latest events from NTAW
- EBITDA up 9% to $42.3M; FY25 guidance $47–$50M, led by Dunlop and Black Rubber growth.NTD
H2 202413 May 2026 - $42.8M net loss in 1H25, major impairment, cost cuts, and Dunlop exit underway.NTD
H1 202513 May 2026 - 2H2025 turnaround drove EBITDA growth and debt reduction, supporting FY2026 improvement.NTD
H2 202513 May 2026 - Revenue fell 12.3% but gross margin and net loss improved, with inventory and debt reduced.NTD
H1 202613 May 2026