Latest Tasmea (ASX:TEA) News

Tasmea Limited has completed a fully underwritten A$43 million institutional placement, aiming to accelerate acquisitions, reduce debt, and enhance its chances of joining the ASX 300 Index.

Tasmea Limited has firmly denied recent media speculation about potential block trades by its executive directors, reaffirming their strong shareholding and commitment to growth. The company is focused on organic expansion and acquisitions to secure ASX 300 inclusion next year without raising new capital.

Tasmea Limited has reported a robust FY25 with a record $600 million order book for FY26, underpinning a confident earnings outlook. The company’s strategic acquisitions and strong organic growth fuel a 32% NPAT increase forecast for FY26.

Tasmea Limited has reported record FY25 results, with pro-forma revenue soaring 52.4% and net profit after tax up nearly 70%, while declaring a substantial dividend increase and reaffirming robust FY26 guidance.

Tasmea Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.06 per share for the six months ending June 2025, accompanied by a Dividend Reinvestment Plan offering a 5% discount on new shares.

Tasmea Limited reported a robust FY25 with revenue surging 37% to $548 million and profit after tax rising nearly 75%, driven by four key acquisitions expanding its infrastructure services footprint.

Tasmea Limited forecasts a robust 34% increase in net profit after tax for FY26, driven by a record order book and strategic acquisitions, while reaffirming its FY25 earnings guidance.

Tasmea Limited has announced a fully franked special dividend of AUD 0.12 per share, payable on 30 June 2025, alongside a Dividend Reinvestment Plan offering a 5% discount on new shares.

Tasmea Limited has declared a fully franked special dividend of 12 cents per share, reflecting robust financial performance and strong confidence in future growth prospects.

Tasmea Limited is set to acquire the Vertex Group, enhancing its high voltage and portable power services across regional Australia, with a deal expected to boost earnings per share by 3%.