Flight Centre Travel Group Half-Year FY25 Financial Results
26 February 2026 – Flight Centre Travel Group (ASX:FLT) has released its half-year results to the Australian Securities Exchange. Please click here to view the full announcement.
FLT has achieved an AUD$117 million underlying profit before tax (UPBT) for the 2025 fiscal year first half - the result represents a seven per cent year-on-year growth.
The corporate business delivered a two per cent increase on its strong FY24 H1 Total Transaction Value result and a four per cent UPBT increase to AUD$96 million during a short-term period of consolidation while the business embedded Productive Operations initiatives to help unlock a new era of more profitable growth.
Comments by Victoria Courtney, Managing Director, Flight Centre Travel Group New Zealand
“Flight Centre Travel Group New Zealand has delivered a strong first half of the financial year in challenging conditions. Both leisure and corporate travel demand have remained steady despite global uncertainty and the ongoing high cost of living.
“The corporate arm of our business has been a standout performer. Our corporate brands—FCM and Corporate Traveller— have been successful in securing new business and maintained strong business retention rates, demonstrating the value of our tailored corporate offerings.
“In the leisure space, Flight Centre has recently opened a new store in Rangiora and another new store opening is planned in the next six months. Travel Money NZ is going through rapid expansion, now operating from 11 locations, with more stores planned including a new store opening in Auckland’s Queen Street next month.
“Our Independent pillar has undergone significant change, most notably the launch of Envoyage last August. This new brand, dedicated to travel entrepreneurs, has seen strong member growth in its early months and is well positioned to continue expanding as more travel professionals seek autonomy with support.
“Our luxury brand, Travel Associates NZ, has been on a significant recruitment drive with around 50 per cent of consultants having joined the brand in the last year. This will continue in the next six months as more consultants look to align their business in the luxury travel space.
“While the cost of living and other global events impacted long-haul travel demand in Q2, we've continued to see strong demand for Trans-Tasman travel, and destinations such as Thailand and Indonesia where the Kiwi dollar offers greater value.
“Looking ahead, we’ve seen an increase in customer demand for travel in early 2025 following our New Years sales. We’re looking forward to building on the first half of the year and continuing to deliver exceptional experiences for corporate and leisure travellers.”
