UNIVERSAL STORE HOLDINGS LIMITED (UNI)
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UNI - UNIVERSAL STORE HOLDINGS LIMITED

FNArena Sector : Apparel & Footwear
Year End: June
GICS Industry Group : Retailing
Debt/EBITDA: 0.95
Index: ASX300 | ALL-ORDS

LAST PRICE CHANGE +/- CHANGE % VOLUME

$8.52

16 Jan
2026

0.020

OPEN

$8.75

0.24%

HIGH

$8.75

34,270

LOW

$8.51

TARGET
$10.56 23.9% upside
Franking for last dividend paid out: 100%
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FNARENA'S MARKET CONSENSUS FORECASTS
UNI: 1
Title FY24
Actual		 FY25
Actual		 FY26
Forecast		 FY27
Forecast
EPS (cps) xxx 30.4 52.0 xxx
DPS (cps) xxx 38.5 39.8 xxx
EPS Growth xxx - 32.6% 71.1% xxx
DPS Growth xxx 8.5% 3.4% xxx
PE Ratio xxx N/A 16.4 xxx
Dividend Yield xxx N/A 4.7% xxx
Div Pay Ratio(%) xxx 126.8% 76.7% xxx

Dividend yield today if purchased 3 years ago: 7.13%

DIVIDEND YIELD CALCULATOR

Dividend Yield Today On Last Actual Payout :

 4.52

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Last ex-div: 03/09 - ex-div 16.50c (franking 100%)

HISTORICAL DATA ARE ALL IN AUD
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Title 202020212022202320242025
EPS Basic xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx30.4
DPS All xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx38.5
Sales/Revenue xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx333.3 M
Book Value Per Share xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx189.5
Net Operating Cash Flow xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx78.8 M
Net Profit Margin xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx6.98 %

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Net Profit Margin

Title 202020212022202320242025
Return on Capital Employed xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx15.62 %
Return on Invested Capital xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx11.25 %
Return on Assets xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx7.52 %
Return on Equity xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx15.62 %
Return on Total Capital xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx23.62 %
Free Cash Flow ex dividends xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx36.2 M

Return on Capital Employed

Return on Invested Capital

Return on Assets

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Return on Total Capital

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Title 202020212022202320242025
Short-Term Debt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx28 M
Long Term Debt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx60 M
Total Debt xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx88 M
Goodwill - Gross xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx88 M
Cash & Equivalents - Generic xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx17 M
Price To Book Value xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx4.11

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Title 202020212022202320242025
Capex xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx12.1 M
Capex % of Sales xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx3.62 %
Cost of Goods Sold xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx249 M
Selling, General & Admin. Exp & Other xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx30 M
Research & Development xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-
Investments - Total xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx0 M

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EXPERT VIEWS
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Sentiment Indicator

1.0

No. Of Recommendations

5
BROKER DATE RATING RECOMMENDATION TARGET PRICE % TO REACH TARGET COMMENTARY

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Morgans

28/11/2025

1

Buy

$10.50

23.24%

Following a review of retail sector post-AGM updates, Morgans notes discretionary retail sales growth has eased, but demand and household spending remain solid.

The broker observes consumer outlook has softened after the RBA held rates and near-term cut hopes faded, but notes Morgans' economist expects two 25bp cuts ahead.

Retailer optimism has cooled since August, yet confidence is rising and positive for the first time in 4 years, supporting a stronger Black Friday/Christmas period, with sales expected to grow 4% vs last year. Best opportunities lie in retailers with clear competitive advantages, expanding store footprints, and strong, resilient margins.

Universal Store is among the top picks. Buy with unchanged target of $10.50.

FNArena believes, contrary to what is stated in this report, that Morgans' house view has now shifted towards two rate hikes expected from the RBA.

FORECAST
Morgans forecasts a full year FY26 dividend of 40.00 cents and EPS of 52.30 cents.
Morgans forecasts a full year FY27 dividend of 44.00 cents and EPS of 58.50 cents.

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No. Of Recommendations

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BROKER DATE RATING RECOMMENDATION TARGET PRICE % TO REACH TARGET COMMENTARY

Jarden

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Petra Capital

22/08/2025

1

Buy

$10.10

18.54%

Petra Capital assesses Universal Store's FY25 result as strong, with underlying EBITDA in line with its forecast and gross margin expanding 100bps.

While cost of doing business increased more than expected, the broker notes it was due to investments to support growth. Like-for-like (LFL) sales for Universal Store grew 13% y/y and by 25.5% for Perfect Stranger in FY25, and the momentum continued into FY26.

The broker notes LFL sales for Universal Store rose 10.7% y/y in the first seven weeks of FY29, 19.3% for PS and 4% for CTC. Net new 9 stores were rolled out in FY25 and guidance for FY26 is 11-17 openings.

The broker lifted forecasts for D&A, leading to a -8.8% cut to FY26 EPS forecact and -8% cut to FY27.

Buy. Target lifted to $10.10 from $10.00.

FORECAST
Petra Capital forecasts a full year FY26 dividend of 38.80 cents and EPS of 49.10 cents.
Petra Capital forecasts a full year FY27 dividend of 40.70 cents and EPS of 54.10 cents.
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UNI STOCK CHART

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