Joyce Corporation EBIT per Share
The EBIT per Share of Joyce Corporation (JYC.AX) as of Aug 12, 2026 is 0.78 AUD. In the previous year, EBIT per Share was 0.83 AUD — a change of -6.11% (lower).
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EBIT per Share
0.78AUD
YoY
-6.11%
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EBIT per Share of Joyce Corporation is 2026 0.78 AUD. EBIT per Share of Joyce Corporation was 2025 0.83 AUD. It decreases by -6.11% lower compared to the previous year.
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Joyce Corporation Stock analysis
What does Joyce Corporation do? Joyce Corporation Ltd is an Australian company that has been involved in the manufacturing and selling of beds and mattresses for over 130 years. The company offers a wide range of high-quality beds and mattresses under its two main brands, SleepMaker and Dunlopillo. Joyce Corporation Ltd was founded in 1895 by William Joyce in Adelaide, Australia. The company initially started as an upholsterer and furniture dealer but soon began manufacturing mattresses. In 1920, Joyce Corporation opened another factory in Melbourne and expanded its mattress sales to other Australian cities. In the 1960s, the company expanded into New Zealand, where it established a production facility. Joyce Corporation Ltd offers mattresses and beds in various categories and sizes, including memory foam mattresses, pocket spring mattresses, latex mattresses, as well as beds and bed frames. The company also offers a range of bedding items such as duvet covers, pillows, and comforters. In addition to its main brands, SleepMaker and Dunlopillo, Joyce Corporation also offers mattresses and beds under the Studio Collection brand, targeting customers looking for more affordable options. Joyce Corporation Ltd operates a number of retail chains, including Beds R Us, Backcare & Seating, and Betta Sleep, which operate in Australia and New Zealand. These retail stores offer products from Joyce Corporation as well as other mattress manufacturers. Joyce Corporation's production facilities are located in Australia and New Zealand. Both countries have strict safety and health standards for mattress manufacturing. Joyce Corporation uses high-quality materials and technologies to ensure that their products meet these standards. The company has also focused on developing environmentally friendly mattresses and beds in recent years, using sustainable and recyclable materials. In 2020, Joyce Corporation introduced a new brand called EcoSleep, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to conventional mattresses. The company has also invested in its online presence, developing its own e-commerce platform for online sales of mattresses, bedding items, and furniture. Customers can place their orders online and have the product delivered directly to their homes or choose to pick it up at one of the retail stores. This online presence has allowed the company to reach customers across Australia and New Zealand. Overall, Joyce Corporation Ltd is an established company that offers high-quality mattresses and beds. The company has adapted to the needs of customers over the years, improving its offerings to include environmentally friendly options and promoting online sales. With its strong presence in Australia and New Zealand and its retail chains, Joyce Corporation is a key player in the bed and mattress market.
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EBIT per Share of Joyce Corporation is 0.78 AUD in 2026.
EBIT per Share of Joyce Corporation changed from 0.83 AUD to 0.78 AUD, representing a -6.11% change. The value is lower than the previous year.
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EBIT per Share measures operating profit allocated to each outstanding share.
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