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GTN FY26 slides: cash flow surge offsets 13% revenue decline

GTN Limited released its fiscal year 2026 results on August 24, 2026, showcasing a business undergoing significant transformation. Despite a 13.4% year-over-year decline in group revenue to $156.0 million, the company managed to boost its operating cash flow to $22 million, marking a 69% increase from the previous year. Adjusted EBITDA experienced a more substantial 21.8% reduction, falling to $13.0 million.

Management highlighted the company's unique position as one of the largest broadcast media advertising platforms by audience reach in four of the world's top ten advertising markets, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, and the United Kingdom. GTN's strategic advantages, including long-term affiliate agreements, strong cash flow generation, and capital returns to shareholders, were emphasized as key to its long-term value proposition.

The company's financial performance and cash flow transformation were driven by aggressive cost-cutting measures and improved cash generation. Operating cash flow surged 69% to $22 million, while profitability improved in Australia and Brazil, offsetting challenges in other markets. The company expects to generate significant annualized savings from its affiliate changes and efficiencies, totaling approximately $20 million by FY28.

GTN has a strong commitment to returning capital to shareholders, with a track record of returning $67 million to shareholders over the past two years through dividends, capital returns, and buybacks. The company declared a final FY26 dividend of 5.24 cents per share, totaling $10 million, payable on September 21, 2026. Management anticipates distributing 100% of FY27 NPATA to shareholders, potentially offering an indicative dividend yield of 13-26% for FY27.

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