AMA Group has reported “good operational progress” in a third-quarter trading update and affirmed its 2025-26 earnings guidance.

Revenue in the three months to March increased to $254.2 million from $249.6 million a year earlier, the update says.

Highlights for the quarter include continued “strong contribution” from the Capital Smart network and “solid revenue growth and process improvements” from its AMA Collision business.

Geopolitical turmoil has so far not “materially affected” the business, the update says.

Year-to-date unaudited normalised earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation improved to $48.4 million from $46.1 million.

AMA says it remains on track to achieve $70-$75 million in normalised EBITDA this financial year.

“The group remains focused on delivering sustainable profitability improvement through our traditionally strongest quarter of the year (Q4) with continued operational improvement, disciplined cost management … across its vehicle collision repair and parts businesses,” the update said.

“While current trading conditions remain stable, the outlook assumes that broader geopolitical developments do not materially impact repair volumes.”