Latest Qube Holdings (ASX:QUB) News

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Qube Holdings reported a robust half-year performance for FY26, with underlying revenue climbing 12.9% and a significant property sale boosting statutory profits. The company also announced a major acquisition agreement with Macquarie Asset Management, signaling a transformative phase ahead.

Qube Holdings has inked a scheme implementation deed with a Macquarie Asset Management-led consortium, valuing the company at approximately $11.7 billion and offering shareholders a 27.8% premium. The deal, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals, sets the stage for a significant shift in the Australian logistics landscape.

Macquarie Asset Management has extended the exclusivity period for its proposed transaction with Qube Holdings, signalling ongoing progress yet leaving the final outcome uncertain.

Qube Holdings confirms Macquarie Asset Management has extended the exclusivity period under their due diligence agreement, though no binding proposal is guaranteed.

Qube Holdings has confirmed that Macquarie Asset Management has met the conditions to extend their exclusivity period, keeping potential deal talks alive but without any guarantee of a binding agreement.

Qube Holdings has sold its 202-hectare Beveridge property interest for $111 million, booking a substantial $100 million pre-tax profit in FY26. The move frees Qube from development costs while keeping future operational options open.

Macquarie Asset Management has tabled a $5.20 per share cash offer to acquire Qube Holdings, valuing the logistics giant at approximately $11.6 billion. The Qube board has entered an exclusivity agreement and signals unanimous support, pending due diligence and regulatory approvals.

Qube Holdings reported a robust FY25 with significant revenue and earnings growth, strategic acquisitions, and a refreshed board leadership. Despite operational challenges, the company raised its dividend and confirmed solid FY26 earnings guidance.

Qube Holdings delivered a robust FY25 performance with underlying revenue up 27.3% and a 7.1% dividend increase, despite a significant impairment of its MITCo investment. The company’s diversified logistics and grain trading operations powered growth amid industrial and weather challenges.

Qube Holdings has reported a landmark FY25 with underlying revenue soaring 27.3% to $4.46 billion and earnings rising across all key metrics, despite industrial action and adverse weather disruptions.

Qube Holdings Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.057 per share for the six months ending June 2025, signaling steady shareholder returns amid a stable operational period.