Stock Spotlight: Woolworths Group Ltd (ASX:WOW)
About Woolworths Group Ltd
Woolworths Group Limited operates retail stores in Australia and New Zealand. It operates through Australian Food, Australian B2B, New Zealand Food, BIG W, and Other segments. The Australian Food segment procures and resells food and related products; and provides services to customers in Australia. The Australian B2B segment engages in procurement and distribution of food and related products for resale to other businesses, as well as provision of supply chain services to business customers in Australia. The New Zealand Food segment is involved in the procurement of food and drinks, and provides services to retail customers in New Zealand. BIG W segment procures discount general merchandise products to customers in Australia. The Other segment operates Quantium, Petstock, and MyDeal retail stores. The company was formerly known as Woolworths Limited and changed its name to Woolworths Group Limited in December 2017. Woolworths Group Limited was incorporated in 1924 and is based in Bella Vista, Australia.
Key Stats
Key Stats
Source: Yahoo Finance. Data as of 31/07/25.
Price Performance

Growth Potential
- Our price target is based on our DCF valuation of $30.46. However, we get a lower PE-multiple valuation ($27.35) relative to current share price.
- High quality fundamentals but trades on fair value considering trading multiples, valuations and dividend yield.
- High quality assets, business model and management team.
- Leading market positions with key sites in higher population growth areas.
- Positively leveraged to the growth in population over time.
- Increasing digitisation to remove more costs and increase the efficiency of the supply chain.
- Key leading indicators (such as basket size / items per basket) are improving for the core Australian Food segment.
- Transaction growth and customer metrics are showing improving trends.
- Capital management post Endeavour transaction.
Key Risks
- Further margin pressure in the Food & Petrol business.
- Increasing competition in retail and changing consumer preference and consumption trends
- Deterioration in balance sheet metrics due to earnings decline.
- Adverse movements in AUD/USD (international sourcing).
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