Latest RYDER CAPITAL (ASX:RYD) News

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Ryder Capital has reported a remarkable 227% increase in comprehensive income for the half-year ending December 2025, alongside a record net tangible asset growth and a new quarterly dividend policy.

Ryder Capital Limited has announced a new quarterly dividend policy, declaring a fully franked 3.0 cents per share dividend to commence in January 2026, signalling a steady income stream for shareholders.

Ryder Capital Limited has announced an on-market buy-back program targeting up to 7.56 million ordinary shares, signaling a strategic move in capital management starting December 2025.

Ryder Capital Limited has announced a 20% increase in its annual dividend, moving to quarterly payments starting January 2026, enhancing income certainty for shareholders.

Ryder Capital Limited celebrated its 10th year on the ASX with robust FY25 results, including a 27.5% pre-tax NTA growth and a new quarterly dividend policy increasing payouts by 20%. The company also renewed its investment management agreement for five years.

Ryder Capital Limited reports a striking 12.75% preliminary gain in its investment portfolio for August 2025, lifting its pre-tax net tangible assets per share to $1.964 before dividend payout.

Ryder Capital has announced a 10% increase in its FY25 final dividend, underpinned by a 20% rise in total comprehensive income and a 27.5% jump in pre-tax net tangible assets. The company’s robust portfolio performance and strategic share buybacks signal confidence in sustained shareholder returns.

Ryder Capital Limited has delivered a robust financial performance for the year ended 30 June 2025, reporting $17 million in net tangible assets and maintaining a fully franked dividend policy. The company’s audited results highlight strong governance and transparent related party transactions amid a complex valuation environment.

Ryder Capital has halted its Dividend Reinvestment Plan, opting to pay shareholders cash dividends instead. The move raises questions about the company’s strategic direction and shareholder returns.

Ryder Capital Limited has reported an impressive 27.5% pre-tax net tangible asset return for FY25, significantly outperforming key benchmarks and raising its fully franked final dividend to 5.5 cents per share.