OMG Group Posts 59% Sales Jump and Maiden Positive EBITDA in Q1 FY27

OMG Group has hit maiden positive EBITDA of ~$61,500 in Q1 FY27 alongside 59% year-on-year sales growth to $1.92 million — here's what the milestone means for investors and what comes next.
By Josua Ferreira -
  • OMG Group recorded maiden positive quarterly EBITDA of approximately $61,500 in Q1 FY27, marking the first time the company's operations have generated positive earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation.
  • Q1 FY27 net sales reached approximately $1.92 million, up 59% or ~$710,000 on the prior corresponding period, continuing a three-year Q1 acceleration from ~$0.57 million in FY25 to ~$1.21 million in FY26.
  • Growth was broad-based across retail, ecommerce, distribution, and food service channels, with no single driver carrying the result — reducing concentration risk across the revenue base.
  • The result builds on record July 2026 trading of ~$738k in net sales for the month, up 120% on the prior corresponding period, suggesting strong momentum entering Q2 FY27.
  • All Q1 FY27 figures are based on preliminary unaudited management accounts, and no specific financial guidance has been provided for the remainder of FY27.
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Q1 FY27 highlights: maiden positive EBITDA and 59% sales growth

OMG Group delivered a notable financial milestone in its Q1 FY27 quarterly update, covering the three months to 30 September 2026. The health and wellness food company recorded net sales of approximately $1.92 million, up 59% (or approximately $710,000) on the prior corresponding period, alongside maiden positive quarterly EBITDA of approximately $61,500. These results are based on preliminary unaudited management accounts.

The quarter’s headline figures at a glance:

  • Q1 FY27 net sales: approximately $1.92 million
  • Year-on-year growth: +59% / approximately +$710,000
  • Maiden positive quarterly EBITDA: approximately $61,500
  • Prior corresponding period (Q1 FY26): approximately $1.21 million
  • Q1 FY25 net sales (for three-year context): approximately $0.57 million

OMG Group Three-Year Q1 Net Sales Growth

What EBITDA means for investors — and why this quarter matters

EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortisation) is a measure of a company’s operational profitability, stripped of financing costs, accounting adjustments and tax obligations. For growth-stage businesses, it is commonly used as a proxy for whether core operations are generating more cash than they consume, before the effects of capital structure and accounting policy.

Reaching positive EBITDA is a meaningful threshold. It signals that revenue is now sufficient to cover operating costs and that the business model is beginning to produce genuine operational leverage, rather than requiring ongoing capital to sustain day-to-day activity.

For OMG Group, this matters because the company has spent recent periods investing in distribution infrastructure, ecommerce capabilities, product development, and the commercialisation of its matcha platform. Q1 FY27 marks the point where that accumulated investment base began translating into positive operating earnings, not simply higher revenue.

How OMG Group got here — operating leverage across a multi-brand platform

The Q1 FY27 result is not a standalone event. It builds directly on the strong momentum established through FY26 and the record monthly net sales achieved in July 2026. Growth across the period was described as broad-based, reflecting contributions across retail, ecommerce, distribution and food service channels rather than reliance on any single driver.

By May 2026, OMG Group had reached a $6.2 million annual sales run rate on a moving annual total basis, up 57% on the prior year, with ecommerce growing 87% year-on-year to approximately $2.4 million and a Chemist Warehouse New Zealand ranging agreement adding further international retail presence.

The Q1 FY27 result builds on record July trading that saw OMG Group post approximately $738k in net sales for the month, up 120% on the prior corresponding period and reversing a historical seasonal pattern where July had consistently underperformed June.

Four key growth pillars supported the result:

  1. Refreshed Blue Dinosaur brand and ecommerce platform
  2. Expanded domestic and international distribution
  3. Growing Oat Milk Goodness channel presence
  4. Ongoing commercialisation of the matcha platform

This diversification across brands and channels is a key feature of OMG Group’s operating model. The company’s multi-channel, multi-brand approach reduces concentration risk while providing multiple revenue levers to support continued scale.

Alex Aleksic, Chief Executive Officer

“Delivering our first positive EBITDA quarter is an important milestone for OMG and demonstrates the progress we have made in building a more scalable and financially sustainable business.

“Over the past two years, our focus has been on growing sales while maintaining discipline around the cost base and investing selectively in opportunities that can materially expand our addressable market. With quarterly net sales now reaching ~$1.92m, we are beginning to see that increased scale translate into positive earnings.

“The almost 60% year-on-year increase in net sales is particularly encouraging and builds on the record trading achieved in July. Importantly, the result reflects contributions across our broader portfolio and sales channels, rather than reliance on any single growth driver.”

Three-year sales trajectory

Period Net Sales YoY Growth EBITDA Status
Q1 FY25 (Jul–Sep 2024) ~$0.57 million — Not disclosed
Q1 FY26 (Jul–Sep 2025) ~$1.21 million — Not disclosed
Q1 FY27 (Jul–Sep 2026) ~$1.92 million +59% / +~$710,000 Maiden positive (~$61,500)*

*Based on preliminary unaudited management accounts.

What comes next — building on the inflection point through FY27

Management’s commentary points to several disclosed avenues for continued profitability improvement through the remainder of FY27. An expanded distribution footprint, a growing ecommerce presence, and additional opportunities across Blue Dinosaur, Oat Milk Goodness and the matcha platform are cited as the primary levers supporting ongoing momentum.

The company has not disclosed specific financial targets or guidance for the periods ahead. What management did indicate is a continued focus on the same operating discipline that produced the Q1 FY27 result — sustained top-line growth combined with a controlled cost base.

As Alex Aleksic noted: “We remain focused on maintaining this momentum through FY27, with an expanded distribution footprint, growing ecommerce presence and additional opportunities across Blue Dinosaur, Oat Milk Goodness and our matcha platform providing multiple avenues for further growth.”

The combination of top-line momentum, cost discipline and operating leverage across a diversified brand platform positions OMG Group to build on positive EBITDA as FY27 progresses. Whether that trajectory continues will depend on the company sustaining both its sales growth rate and its approach to cost management across each of its operating channels.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is EBITDA and why does OMG Group's maiden positive EBITDA matter?

EBITDA measures a company's operational profitability before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation — a positive figure signals that core operations are generating more cash than they consume. For OMG Group, reaching ~$61,500 in positive EBITDA in Q1 FY27 marks the first quarter where its investment in distribution, ecommerce, and product development has translated into genuine operating earnings rather than ongoing losses.

How fast is OMG Group growing its sales?

OMG Group reported Q1 FY27 net sales of approximately $1.92 million, up 59% or ~$710,000 on the prior corresponding period — compared to ~$1.21 million in Q1 FY26 and ~$0.57 million in Q1 FY25, representing consistent acceleration over three years.

What brands and channels is OMG Group growing through?

OMG Group's Q1 FY27 growth was driven by four pillars: the refreshed Blue Dinosaur brand and ecommerce platform, expanded domestic and international distribution (including a Chemist Warehouse New Zealand ranging agreement), growing Oat Milk Goodness channel presence, and ongoing commercialisation of its matcha platform.

Has OMG Group provided financial guidance for the rest of FY27?

No — management has not disclosed specific revenue or EBITDA targets for FY27, but has indicated a continued focus on expanding its distribution footprint, growing ecommerce, and pursuing additional opportunities across Blue Dinosaur, Oat Milk Goodness, and the matcha platform.

Are OMG Group's Q1 FY27 results audited?

No — the Q1 FY27 figures, including the $1.92 million net sales and ~$61,500 positive EBITDA, are based on preliminary unaudited management accounts and may be subject to revision when formally audited.

Josua Ferreira
By Josua Ferreira
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Josua Ferreira holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Advertising and brings a background in publication, business development, and ASX market storytelling. He has worked with listed companies across the resource sector and broader market, combining sharp commercial instincts with a genuine commitment to keeping investors informed.
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