SPC GLOBAL Holdings Ltd has delivered a strong FY26 result, exceeding earnings guidance, strengthening its balance sheet and improving performance across its domestic and international businesses. The Group has also announced a proposed Middle East distribution partnership and executive leadership changes to support its next phase of growth.
For the year ended June 30 2026, SPC Global reported net sales revenue of $331.8M and normalised EBITDA of $38.5M, up 27 per cent on FY25 and ahead of the Group’s guidance for 25 per cent EBITDA growth. The result reflects the continued shift toward higher-margin branded products, stronger channel mix and disciplined operational execution.
Domestically, several of SPC Global’s priority categories performed strongly throughout FY26. The On-the-Go channel expanded through new foodservice and catering formats, the ranging of Naked Life sodas across Ampol petrol and convenience outlets, and additional distribution through Amazon Australia and Costco Australia.
Brand strength was reinforced through key retail wins, with Ardmona becoming Woolworths’ exclusive Australian-branded canned tomato offering and SPC ProVital fruit pouches securing ranging with major retailers from July 2026.
As part of its international growth strategy, SPC Global has also entered a Memorandum of Understanding with ATAYF 2 Pty Ltd, the family office of distinguished businessman Professor Khalil (Charlie) Shahin AO, to explore a strategic distribution partnership across key Gulf Cooperation Council markets. The proposed partnership would support distribution and market development of SPC Global’s food, beverage and dairy portfolio across the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman.
