Burger Fuel Group Limited Ordinary Shares
BFG.NZXConsumer Discretionary
The company listed on the NZAX market in July 2007. The offer was for up to 15m shares (25% of the total) at $1 each with a minimum of $8m sought in order to list. Investors received 1 option for every 5 shares they acquired. Founding Shareholders Chris Mason and Josef Roberts purchased shares from the public pool, on the same terms as all other applicants, to ensure the minimum subscription was met. BFW has four main areas of revenue: up-front franchise fees, on-going royalty fees, sales of certain proprietary goods and store income from company-owned stores.
Market Data
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Latest Earnings
Burger Fuel Group Limited FY26 Annual Report Provided
30 June 2026
Burger Fuel Group Limited (BFG) delivered its strongest ever full-year result for FY26 (year ended 31 March 2026), with net profit after tax of $1.97M, up 91.8% on the prior year, driven by increased sales, reduced legal costs versus prior years, and a one-off $288K gain from the sale of the Ponsonby store. Total revenue grew 2.23% to $25.5M, while total systemwide sales (all three brands) rose 2.93% to $111.4M. Looking ahead, BFG cautioned that FY27 will be more challenging due to geopolitical uncertainty, rising ingredient costs (particularly beef), and softer consumer confidence, with sales expected to remain broadly flat. Key points: Record NPAT of $1.97M, up 91.8% on prior year — the Group's strongest result to date.; Total systemwide sales (all brands, all regions) grew 2.93% to NZ$111.4M; New Zealand systemwide sales up 4.12% to NZ$108M.; Total revenue increased 2.23% to NZ$25.5M.
Recent Announcements
Burger Fuel Group Limited FY26 Annual Report Provided
Burger Fuel Group Limited (BFG) delivered its strongest ever full-year result for FY26 (year ended 31 March 2026), with net profit after tax of $1.97M, up 91.8% on the prior year, driven by increased sales, reduced legal costs versus prior years, and a one-off $288K gain from the sale of the Ponsonby store. Total revenue grew 2.23% to $25.5M, while total systemwide sales (all three brands) rose 2.93% to $111.4M. Looking ahead, BFG cautioned that FY27 will be more challenging due to geopolitical uncertainty, rising ingredient costs (particularly beef), and softer consumer confidence, with sales expected to remain broadly flat. Key points: Record NPAT of $1.97M, up 91.8% on prior year — the Group's strongest result to date.; Total systemwide sales (all brands, all regions) grew 2.93% to NZ$111.4M; New Zealand systemwide sales up 4.12% to NZ$108M.; Total revenue increased 2.23% to NZ$25.5M.
BFG Preliminary announcement of full year results FY26
Burger Fuel Group (BFG) delivered its strongest result to date for FY26, with NPAT surging 91.8% to NZD $1.97M on revenue growth of 2.6% to $25.6M, driven by increased sales, significantly lower legal costs versus prior years, and a one-off $288K gain from the sale of the Ponsonby store. Total system sales across all brands and regions grew 2.93% to $111.4M, with New Zealand systemwide sales up 4.12% to $108M. However, the outlook for FY27 is cautious, with management flagging flat sales expectations amid rising beef and input costs, geopolitical disruption in the Middle East, and broader economic uncertainty. Key points: NPAT of NZD $1.97M represents a 91.8% increase on FY25 and is the Group's best result to date.; Total system sales grew 2.93% to $111.4M, with New Zealand systemwide sales up 4.12% to $108M across 66 restaurants.; Operating cash flow more than doubled to $3.5M (from $1.66M in FY25), with cash and equivalents rising to $6.13M.
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