Latest Agl Energy (ASX:AGL) News

AGL Energy’s FY25 results show a strategic pivot with $900 million invested in battery projects despite a 9% EBITDA decline, setting the stage for a flexible energy future.

AGL Energy reported a statutory loss for FY25 but maintained solid underlying profits, while setting ambitious growth and sustainability targets for FY26. The company’s evolving strategy highlights investments in battery storage and renewable capacity as it adapts to market challenges.

AGL Energy Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.25 per share for the six months ending June 2025, reinforcing steady returns for shareholders.

AGL Energy Limited posted a statutory loss of $98 million for FY25, while underlying profit declined 21.2% to $640 million. The company reaffirmed its commitment to a renewable energy transition with a 9.6 GW development pipeline and declared a fully franked final dividend of 25 cents per share.

AGL Energy has greenlit a major $800 million investment in a 500 MW grid-scale battery in New South Wales, marking a significant step in its clean energy transition.

AGL Energy has confirmed it is reviewing its 20% stake in Tilt Renewables following recent media speculation, though no sale discussions are underway. The outcome remains uncertain as the company conducts preliminary assessments.

AGL Energy reported solid FY25 half-year results with underlying EBITDA of $1.068 billion and narrowed guidance, underscoring its commitment to a sustainable energy transition through significant investments in grid-scale batteries and renewables.

AGL Energy reported a solid first half of FY25 with underlying EBITDA slightly down but maintained strong operational momentum, while narrowing its full-year earnings guidance and announcing key leadership changes.

AGL Energy Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.23 per share for the six months ending December 2024, payable on March 27, 2025.

AGL Energy’s half-year results reveal a 15.3% revenue increase to $7.13 billion, but statutory profit plunges 83.2% to $97 million, reflecting margin pressures and significant provisions. The company declares a lower fully franked interim dividend of 23 cents per share.