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Reece Limited has increased its on-market share buyback target by $50 million, raising the total to $85 million as part of its disciplined capital management strategy.

Reece Limited has announced a new on-market share buyback of up to $35 million, following its recent $365 million off-market buyback, signaling continued confidence in its capital management strategy.

Reece Limited reported a modest revenue decline and earnings pressure in FY25 amid challenging markets but reinforced its long-term growth strategy with a significant share buyback and board renewal. Early FY26 trading shows sales growth driven by network expansion despite ongoing cost pressures.

Reece Limited reported an 8% rise in first-quarter sales driven by network expansion, while profitability dipped due to higher costs and investments. The company also completed a $365 million share buyback, signaling confidence despite subdued market conditions.

Reece Limited has completed a $365 million off-market share buy-back, repurchasing 4.3% of its shares at $13 each with no scale-back applied. This move returns excess capital to shareholders while preserving financial flexibility for future growth.

Reece Limited has announced a $250 million off-market share buy-back priced between $11.00 and $13.00 per share, signaling confidence in its long-term strategy while maintaining financial flexibility.

Reece Limited has announced an off-market share buy-back targeting $250 million, with flexibility up to $400 million, offering shareholders a premium price range between $11.00 and $13.00 per share. This move aims to return excess capital while preserving financial flexibility for future growth.

Reece Limited has announced an ordinary fully franked dividend of AUD 0.1186 per share for the six months ending June 2025, signaling steady shareholder returns ahead of the payment date in October.

Reece Limited reported a modest 1% decline in FY25 sales to $9 billion, with earnings pressured by soft housing markets in Australia and the US. Despite operational investments and branch expansions, the company faces a cautious outlook over the next 12-18 months.

Reece Limited reported a 20% decline in EBIT for FY25, reflecting soft demand in both ANZ and US markets despite strategic branch expansions and acquisitions.

Reece Limited reported a modest revenue decline and a sharper drop in profits for FY25, reflecting subdued demand in key markets and ongoing investment in growth. The company declared a reduced fully franked dividend as it navigates a challenging housing environment.

Reece Limited projects FY25 EBIT between A$548m and A$558m, citing ongoing softness in housing markets across Australia, New Zealand, and the US, alongside rising competition in its key US residential construction segment.