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Cooks Coffee Company (CCC)•FY26•Released 29 May 2026

Revenue up 83.7% but PBT and NPAT both fell 62.5% to NZ$0.3m

EBITDA stayed essentially flat at NZ$1.3m while cash dropped 58.2% to NZ$1.1m on debt repayment and elevated working-capital absorption.

Published 29 May 2026

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Cooks Coffee Company (CCC)•FY24•Released 30 May 2024

NZ exit write-off of NZ$6.0m drives equity to negative NZ$4.0m

Continuing-operations PBT loss narrowed 88.9% to NZ$0.4m and operating cash flow turned positive, but the discontinued NZ operation pushed equity

Published 23 April 2026

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Cooks Coffee Company (CCC)•HY24•Released 30 November 2023

Equity turned negative as discontinued unit booked NZ$5.3m loss

UK & Ireland franchising profit rose to NZ$0.8m, but reported revenue fell 34.2% and shareholders' equity swung to -NZ$3.6m.

Published 23 April 2026

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Cooks Coffee Company (CCC)•FY23•Released 30 May 2023

FY23 NPAT swung to a $3.2m loss as below-EBITDA charges crushed thin trading

Positive EBITDA of $0.75m was overwhelmed by impairments, D&A and interest, leaving cash at $0.4m and equity halved to $1.4m.

Published 28 April 2026

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Cooks Coffee Company (CCC)•HY23•Released 29 November 2022

Operating cash swung to outflow as headline PBT held flat

Reported profit barely moved but cash generation evaporated, even as the balance sheet flipped from negative to positive equity.

Published 22 April 2026

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Cooks Coffee Company (CCC)•FY22•Released 30 May 2022

Revenue tripled on UK reopening but H2 burned $1.5m of cash

Profit and net debt both improved, yet operating cash flow turned negative as a second-half cash burn reversed a strong first half.

Published 22 April 2026

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