Latest Dividend Payments News

Chemx Materials Limited has successfully completed its Deed of Company Arrangement, exiting external administration and returning control to its directors. Creditors will soon be contacted regarding dividend payments from the creditors trust.

Finbar Group has reinstated regular dividends with a fully franked 2 cent final payout for FY25, supported by a robust $36 million cash reserve and a strong development pipeline exceeding $1 billion in value.

Ava Risk Group has suspended its dividend policy to reinvest capital into its growth strategy, signaling a shift in priorities for shareholders. The board will reassess this stance annually.

Lowell Resources Fund updates its estimated FY25 dividend to AUD 0.0274 per unit with a partly franked component, alongside a revised distribution reinvestment plan price at a 10% discount.

Whitefield Income Limited has announced fully franked monthly dividends of 0.583 cents per share for July through September 2025, delivering an 8.0% gross yield based on its IPO price.

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.

Platinum Asia Investments Limited has announced a significant restructure via a scheme of arrangement, offering shareholders the chance to exchange shares for units in a new ETF, alongside a potential special dividend. The company has secured court approval and outlined a detailed timetable for the process.

GR Engineering Services Limited has announced the launch of a Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) starting with its FY25 final dividend, offering shareholders a cost-free way to reinvest dividends into additional shares.

The Reject Shop Limited has received Federal Court approval for its Scheme, enabling a fully franked special dividend of AUD 0.77 per share payable mid-July.

The Federal Court has approved Dollarama’s acquisition of The Reject Shop, triggering a suspension of TRS shares on the ASX and setting the stage for upcoming cash payments to shareholders.

Computershare has wrapped up its $750 million on-market share buy-back, cancelling over 25 million shares and signaling a strategic pivot towards dividends as the preferred shareholder reward.

Southern Cross Media Group has finalized the sale of its remaining television assets, fully committing to its 'All About Audio' strategy with a 5% rise in audio revenues for FY25 and a renewed focus on debt reduction and dividends.