Latest Aurizon Holdings (Asx:Azj) News

Aurizon has lodged a proposed ten-year Network Access Undertaking with the Queensland Competition Authority, aiming to secure long-term certainty and enhanced operational incentives for the Central Queensland Coal Network.

Aurizon Holdings reported a 3% decline in underlying EBITDA and a 14% drop in NPAT for FY2025, while unveiling a $150 million on-market buy-back and a $500 million subordinated notes issuance to strengthen its balance sheet.

Aurizon reported a slight decline in FY2025 underlying EBITDA to $1.576 billion but secured a landmark BHP contract and announced a fresh $150 million buy-back, signaling confidence in its future growth.

Aurizon Holdings Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.065 per share for the six months ending June 2025, payable in September.

Aurizon Holdings reported a modest 3% decline in FY2025 underlying EBITDA, weighed down by Bulk segment setbacks, while announcing a robust FY2026 earnings forecast and a $150 million share buy-back.

Aurizon updates its FY2025 EBITDA guidance to approximately $1.575 billion, reflecting volume and receivables adjustments, while announcing a strategic leadership restructure to unify Bulk and Containerised Freight operations.

Aurizon has landed a major 15-year contract to manage BHP’s Copper South Australia logistics, investing $100 million in new infrastructure and promising a greener, safer transport solution.

Aurizon reports a mixed freight volume performance to April 2025 alongside progress on $50 million in annualised cost savings and a potential subordinated hybrid capital raise.

Aurizon Holdings Limited has announced a six-month ordinary dividend of AUD 0.092 per share, payable on March 26, 2025, with 60% franking reflecting ongoing profitability.

Aurizon Holdings reported a 3% revenue increase in its half-year FY2025 results, driven by higher coal volumes, but underlying NPAT fell 14% due to rising costs and customer mix effects. The company’s strong free cash flow supports an expanded $300 million buy-back program.

Aurizon’s half-year FY2025 results reveal a 4% EBITDA decline despite a 6% increase in coal volumes, alongside mixed safety outcomes and an extended $300 million buy-back program.

Aurizon Holdings posted a 3% revenue increase to $2.02 billion for 1HFY2025 but saw EBITDA dip 4% to $814 million, reflecting operational headwinds across key segments. The company declared a 9.2 cents per share interim dividend, signaling cautious optimism despite margin pressures.