DFI Retail swings back to profit in 2025 on divestment gains

The company reversed its $313m loss in 2024.

DFI Retail Group Holdings Limited reported a profit attributable to shareholders of $300.6m (US$235m) for the year ended 31 December 2025, reversing a $313.3m (US$245m) loss in 2024.

Earnings per share (EPS) also landed in the positive, rising from a loss of $0.23 (US$0.18) in 2024 to $0.22 (US$0.17) in 2025.

The improvement came from stronger contributions in Health & Beauty and convenience store operations, along with efficiency gains and portfolio simplification through divestments of non-core businesses.

Digital sales penetration more than doubled to around 6.4%, whilst adding 114 net new stores in 2025 to support revenue growth across key markets, according to the group.

DFI Retail declared a final dividend of $0.18 (US$0.14) per share, according to their figures.

The company noted that operational improvements and focused investments are expected to support continued growth in profit and EPS in the coming years.

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