Latest SHRIRO HOLDINGS (ASX:SHM) News

Shriro Holdings has introduced a new dividend policy aiming to distribute 20-30% of net profit after tax annually, balancing shareholder returns with capital needs. The Board retains discretion over payments, factoring in franking credits and strategic priorities.

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Shriro Holdings Limited has announced a $15 million off-market share buy-back at $0.81 per share, representing nearly 26% of its issued capital. The move aims to return excess capital to shareholders while supporting the company’s capital-light growth model.

Shriro Holdings reported solid half-year growth with revenue up 8.4% and NPAT rising 10%, underpinned by strong BBQ and kitchen appliance sales. The company reaffirmed its EBITDA guidance and announced a $15 million off-market share buy-back for FY26.

Shriro Holdings Limited has announced a $5 million off-market share buy-back at $0.81 per share, representing nearly 8% of its issued capital and approved by shareholders. The move returns excess capital following a strategic shift and may reshape the company’s growth trajectory.

Shriro Holdings reported a 13.6% revenue decline in FY25 amid a strategic shift in its BBQ segment but delivered a 5.5% rise in EBITDA. The company plans a $20 million share buy-back in FY26, signaling confidence in its operational turnaround.

Shriro Holdings updates shareholders on proposed buy-backs that could reshape voting power, with major stakes changing hands and key players abstaining from votes.

Shriro Holdings announces a $5 million off-market share buy-back at a 14.1% premium, signaling a pivot from acquisitions to expanding its BBQ range globally. The move aims to return excess capital to shareholders while maintaining flexibility for further buy-backs.

Shriro Holdings has reversed its plan to delist from the ASX and scrap a $5 million share buy-back, now considering a special dividend to reward shareholders.

Shriro Holdings reported a 5.5% beat on EBITDA guidance despite a 13.6% revenue decline driven by strategic shifts in its importer model and distributor consolidation. The company signals optimism for FY26 with new product launches and a capital-light growth strategy.

Shriro Holdings reported a 5.5% rise in EBITDA for FY25 despite a 13.6% revenue dip, driven by strategic shifts including a new US distributor and innovative BBQ product launches.

Shriro Holdings reported a 13.6% revenue decline to $103.3 million in FY25 but delivered a 5.5% rise in EBITDA and an 8.7% increase in net profit after tax. The company completed a $15 million share buy-back and deferred its final dividend as it explores alternative capital uses.