Latest Capital Management News

TPG Telecom has announced a substantial special dividend and capital reduction totaling approximately AUD 3 billion, pending shareholder approval at the upcoming EGM.

Nanosonics Limited has announced a $20 million on-market share buy-back program for FY26, underscoring its robust financial health and confidence in future growth driven by new product innovations.

QBE Insurance Group has priced a $300 million issue of USD subordinated notes due in 2037, offering investors a fixed 5.239% interest rate initially, with a reset in 2032 tied to U.S. Treasury yields. These notes strengthen QBE’s regulatory capital under APRA’s framework.

Challenger Limited has provided a detailed update on APRA’s proposed capital standards, highlighting enhanced capital strength and strategic growth opportunities in the life insurance sector.

Woodside Energy Group unveiled an ambitious growth strategy at its 2025 Capital Markets Day, targeting a net operating cash flow of around US$9 billion by the early 2030s, driven by key LNG and ammonia projects.

Elixir Energy has received a $3.861 million R&D tax refund, providing crucial funding for its upcoming Taroom Trough appraisal drilling and production testing programs.

Wesfarmers has updated details on its 2025 special dividend, confirming a fully franked payout of $0.40 per share alongside a $1.10 capital return, both payable in December following shareholder approval.

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

Whitefield Income Limited has launched a $40 million Share Purchase Plan offering eligible shareholders a discounted entry point to increase their holdings ahead of the December dividend.

Harvey Norman Holdings has announced a further extension of its on-market share buyback program, allowing up to 10% of shares to be repurchased by November 2026, signaling continued confidence in its capital management strategy.

Jayride Group Limited reported a $322K net cash outflow for the September quarter as it shifts from airport transfers to a SaaS mobility platform, raising $200K through convertible notes to support its transformation.

JAYRIDE Group Limited is advancing its transformation into a scalable Mobility-as-a-Service platform, securing new funding and expanding its SaaS footprint across the Asia-Pacific region.