21.8.24 Earnings round-up: Domino's sinks; WiseTech, Brambles soars

It's pouring ASX company reports... Here is a round-up:
Domino's Pizza has posted a 2% drop in full year profit to $120.4 million and is seeing a slower than expected start in same-store sales at the start of FY25. And we'll speak with the CEO, Don Meij from 3:00pm AEST onwards on ausbiz.com.au.
Santos (ASX: STO) has posted a 9% drop in first-half revenue to US$2.7 billion, but will pay a record half-year dividend. Earnings fell 13% to US$1.8 billion, and underlying profit slipped 18% to US$654 million.
Building materials company Fletcher Building (ASX: FBU) has swung to a loss of $227 million in fiscal 2024,
from a profit of $235 million a year ago due to lower gains in materials and distribution divisions.
Insurer IAG (ASX: IAG) has posted a near 8% jump in full year profit to $898 million and lifted its full year dividend by 80% to 27 cents. We spoke with IAG CFO, William McDonnell, you can find that on ausbiz.com.au
Pallet maker Brambles (ASX: BXB) is expecting FY25 underlying profit to grow by 8-11% and has lifted its dividends for FY24 by 30%. Sales revenue rose 7% in the year to US$6.55 billion driven by price realisation, while both underlying profit and earnings per share were up 17%.
Shopping centre giant Scentre Group (ASX: SCG) has posted 1H profit of $404 million, which includes an unrealised property valuation decrease of $120 million. Funds from operations in the six months to June rose 2% to 10.95 cents per security. And we'll catch up with the CEO, Elliott Rusanow from 3:00pm AEST onwards on ausbiz.com.au.
Logistics software maker WiseTech Global (ASX: WTC) has reported a 28% jump in FY revenue to $1.04 billion. Net profit rose 24% to $263 million.
PEXA group (ASX: PXA) has reported a loss of $18 million for the financial year 2024, a $3.8 million improvement from the previous year...
Australian alternative real estate investment company, Qualitas has posted FY funds under management of $8.9 billion, up 46% on FY23. Qualitas also delivered a record $2.8 billion in net capital inflow, up 55% on FY23. We spoke with CEO Andrew Schwartz, you can find that on ausbiz.com.au.
Cedar Wood's net profit after tax over FY24 rose 28%, to $40.5 million. The company points to housing demand pushing its sales as a reason behind those results. And we'll catch up with the MD, Nathan Blackburne from 3:00pm AEST onwards on ausbiz.com.au.
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