Latest Dividend Policy News

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.

360 Capital Group has announced it will not pay a dividend for the first half of fiscal 2026, signaling a cautious approach amid an ongoing strategic review.

Treasury Wine Estates moderates its first-half fiscal 2026 outlook due to softer US and China markets, unveiling a major transformation program targeting $100 million in annual cost savings starting next year.

Following a critical ASIC Inquiry Interim Report, ASX has pledged a strategic reset including a $150 million capital charge and enhanced board independence to restore market confidence.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare has updated its dividend announcement to include the Australian Dollar equivalent, providing clearer insight for investors ahead of the mid-December payment.

QuickFee Limited has completed a $28.5 million capital return following the sale of its US Pay Now and Connect businesses, while updating its dividend policy to target regular shareholder cash distributions starting in FY26.

Aspermont Limited reported a 6% rise in revenue and a 12% increase in EBITDA for the year ended September 2025, yet posted a net loss of A$2.576 million. The company’s financial health shows mixed signals amid ongoing operational improvements.

ikeGPS Group Limited reported a modest revenue increase for the first half of FY2025 but faced a significant rise in net losses, with no dividend declared.

Ironbark Capital reported an 8.4% portfolio return for FY25 and announced plans to rebrand and introduce quarterly dividends to address its persistent discount to net tangible assets.

Advanced Innergy Holdings Ltd (ASX – AIH) has completed its corporate restructure and ASX listing, reporting a 10% revenue increase and a strong £27.6 million adjusted EBITDA for FY25.

Ryman Healthcare has reported its first positive free cash flow in over a decade, driven by cost reductions and stronger sales momentum, while upgrading its sales guidance for FY26.

Tower Limited has reported a record underlying profit for FY25, driven by improved claims ratios, customer growth, and strategic initiatives including expanded risk-based pricing. The insurer declared increased dividends and outlined a positive growth outlook for FY26.