Sky Network Television has reported its full-year results, with all metrics falling within the revised market guidance ranges.
Revenue for the year was $755.1 million, down 1.5% from the previous year, while ebitda was $148.5m, a decrease of 3%.
The company announced a 15.8% increase in the fully imputed dividend for the 2025 financial year.
Sky's chief executive, Sophie Moloney, acknowledged the challenges posed by the satellite migration and the economic environment but expressed gratitude for the team's efforts in achieving results and delivering on important projects.
The company's adjusted revenue was at the lower end of guidance, mainly due to the impact of economic conditions and delays in revenue-generating initiatives.
However, key growth engine revenue lines, such as Sky Sport Now, broadband, and advertising, continued to increase.
Sky's dividend for the year was 22 cents per share, fully imputed, representing 82.5% of adjusted free cash flow.
The company provided stand-alone guidance for the 2026 financial year, with revenue expected to be between $745m and $770m, ebitda between $142m and $162m, and capex between $60m and $70m.
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