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MOVE Logistics Group (MOV)•HY26•Released 27 February 2026Warehousing revenue halved but Freight & Fuel turned profitable, lifting PBT 97%A radical segment mix shift masked by a 4.7% revenue decline leaves the recovery path dependent on Warehousing stabilising.Published 18 May 2026Read briefing→
MOVE Logistics Group (MOV)•FY25•Released 29 August 2025EBITDA up 433% but MOV stays loss-making on a 2.6% revenue declineGross margin expansion drove a strong EBITDA recovery, but net losses persist and cash conversion fell sharply as EBITDA normalised upward.Published 22 May 2026Read briefing→
MOVE Logistics Group (MOV)•HY25•Released 28 February 2025EBITDA up 37% but Contract Logistics collapse masks ongoing structural lossesMOVE's EBITDA recovery to NZ$18.1m rests on cost cuts rather than volume, while Contract Logistics revenue fell NZ$20.8m and the segment swung to aPublished 18 May 2026Read briefing→
Move Logistics Group (MOV)•FY24•Released 29 August 2024MOVE FY24: second-half EBITDA turned negative as PBT loss widened to $45.3mRevenue fell 14.5% and reported EBITDA collapsed 83% to $7.9m, with equity down 64% to $27.2m and gross borrowings now all current.Published 23 April 2026Read briefing→
Move Logistics Group (MOV)•HY24•Released 23 February 2024EBITDA fell 39.7% on a 5.8% revenue decline as Freight reset bitFree cash flow rose to $18.2m only because capex collapsed 88.9% to $1.4m, while cash conversion dropped 20 percentage points to 77.6%.Published 23 April 2026Read briefing→
Move Logistics Group (MOV)•FY23•Released 30 August 2023EBITDA fell 12.9% and NPAT loss widened to $7.2m on 2H deteriorationCash conversion lifted to 81.2% and net debt eased, but capex nearly quadrupled and the second-half loss reached $5.7m versus $1.5m at the half.Published 23 April 2026Read briefing→