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About Harvey Norman Holdings
Its shares trade on ASX under the ticker HVN.AX. It has been listed since 3 September 1987. In the fiscal year to 30 June 2026, it reported revenue of A$4.31bn and net income of A$528.5m. At that date it held total assets of A$8.85bn and shareholders' equity of A$4.90bn.
Harvey Norman Holdings Ltd. engages in the retail, franchise, property, and digital enterprise business. The company is headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales. The Company’s segments include Franchising Operations, Retail-New Zealand, Retail-Singapore & Malaysia, Retail-Slovenia & Croatia, Retail-Ireland & Northern Ireland, Other Non-Franchised Retail, Retail Property, Retail Property Under Construction, Property Developments for Resale, Equity Investments and Other. The company operates through various brands, such as Harvey Norman, Domayne and Joyce Mayne. The Company’s brands sell products under various categories, including computer and electrical products, furniture, computerized communications, bedding and manchester, kitchen appliances, small appliances, bathroom and tiles, carpets, flooring, and audio visual and technologies.
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Company facts
- Sector
- Consumer Discretionary
- Industry
- Multiline Retail
- Listed since
- 3 Sept 1987
- Employees
- 5,732
- Website
- harveynormanholdings.com.au ↗
Leadership
Pay as last reported
- Mr. Gerald HarveyExecutive Chairman of the BoardA$702,859
- Ms. Kay PageChief Executive Officer, Executive Director, since 1987A$3.3m
- Mr. Chris MentisChief Financial Officer, Company Secretary, Executive Director, since 1997A$1.7m
- Mr. John Slack-SmithChief Operating Officer, Executive DirectorA$2.2m
- Mr. Gordon DingwallChief Information Officer, since 2011A$602,483
- Mr. Christopher CoenGeneral Manager - Home AppliancesA$436,681
- Mr. Benjamin KeladaGeneral Manager - Audio VisualA$388,244
- Ms. Carene MyersGeneral Manager - Small AppliancesA$433,566
- Mr. Haydon MyersGeneral Manager - Electrical, since 2024A$260,233
- Mr. Darren SalakasGeneral Manager - Technology & EntertainmentA$483,232
- Mr. Thomas ScottGeneral Manager - PropertyA$730,857
- Mr. Christopher BrownNon-Executive DirectorA$160,000
Environmental, social and governance
Scores out of 100, from our data supplier
- Overall
- 24
- Environment
- 13
- Social
- 26
- Governance
- 33
- Women in the workforce
- 44%
- Carbon reduction policy
- No
- Human rights policy
- Yes
SWOT analysis
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Strengths
- Established Brand: Harvey Norman has a well-known brand name and a strong presence in the market, which helps in attracting customers and building trust.
- Diversified Product Range: The company offers a wide range of products across multiple categories such as electronics, furniture, bedding, appliances, and more, serving various customer needs and preferences.
- Strong Distribution Network: Harvey Norman has a robust distribution network with a significant number of stores across multiple locations, allowing them to reach a larger customer base effectively.
Weaknesses
- Dependence on Australian Market: The majority of Harvey Norman's revenue comes from the Australian market, making the company vulnerable to any economic or market fluctuations in the country.
- High Competition: The retail industry is highly competitive, and Harvey Norman faces competition from both traditional brick-and-mortar retailers as well as online disruptors, which puts pressure on its market share and profitability.
- Reliance on Suppliers: The company depends on its suppliers to maintain a steady supply of products, and any disruptions or issues in the supply chain could impact its ability to meet customer demands.
Opportunities
- E-commerce Growth: Increasing consumer preference for online shopping presents an opportunity for Harvey Norman to further expand its online presence and cater to the growing demand for convenient and digital shopping experiences.
- International Expansion: Exploring new markets and expanding the company's footprint beyond Australia can help diversify revenue streams and reduce dependence on a single market.
- Strategic Partnerships: Collaborating with other brands or forming strategic alliances can provide access to new customer segments, enhance product offerings, and drive growth.
Threats
- Economic Volatility: Any economic downturn or instability can impact consumer spending, leading to reduced sales and profitability for Harvey Norman.
- Online Competition: The rise of e-commerce giants and online retailers poses a threat to Harvey Norman's traditional retail model, requiring the company to constantly adapt and invest in its online capabilities.
- Changing Consumer Preferences: Evolving consumer tastes, preferences, and shopping behaviors can impact demand for certain products or categories, requiring Harvey Norman to stay updated and adapt its offerings accordingly.
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