What did Skellerup Holdings Limited announce?

Skellerup Holdings Limited (NZX: SKL) filed “Skellerup with strong start, forecasts growth for FY27” with NZX on 20 October 2026, as an operational update announcement.

From the announcement:“Speaking ahead of today’s Annual Shareholders’ Meeting (ASM), Chair John Strowger provided initial guidance for Skellerup’s FY27 year. Strowger said, “FY27 has started well, with Q1 net profit after tax (NPAT) up 15% on the prior comparative period.”
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20 October 2026
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Skellerup with strong start, forecasts growth for FY27

Operational Update20 October 2026SKLIndustrials

21 October 2026
Skellerup with strong start, forecasts growth for FY27

Speaking ahead of today’s Annual Shareholders’ Meeting (ASM), Chair John Strowger provided initial

guidance for Skellerup’s FY27 year.

Strowger said, “FY27 has started well, with Q1 net profit after tax (NPAT) up 15% on the prior

comparative period. Demand across most applications our products are used in remains strong,

particularly for our Industrial Division. Whilst we are pleased with this start, we are cautious that

continued geopolitical unrest and resultant cost increases may impact demand. Accordingly, we

project FY27 NPAT to be in the range of $67 to $72 million. As always, our team are focused on

servicing existing business well and executing on new product and market opportunities.”

Skellerup’s ASM will be held at Eden Park at 2.30 pm today, 21 October 2026.



For further information, please contact:

Graham Leaming Tim Runnalls

Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer

021 271 9206 027 807 5080

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