Latest Dividend Policy News

Rand Mining Ltd has announced a fully franked dividend of 10 cents per share, reinforcing its commitment to regular shareholder returns while maintaining financial prudence.

Carlton Investments reported a slight rise in net profit and an 8.7% increase in dividends for FY2025, while its investment portfolio grew nearly 60% over five years despite recent market fluctuations.

Big River Industries faced a tough FY2025 with subdued residential demand but showed resilience through cost control and cash generation. The company declared a modest dividend and announced key board changes as it eyes recovery.

Newmont Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of USD 0.25 per security, payable in December 2025, offering investors flexible currency payment options.

Spheria Emerging Companies Limited has announced its highest-ever quarterly dividend of 3.8 cents per share and revealed plans to transition to monthly dividends starting early next year, aiming to provide shareholders with more regular income.

Alligator Energy Limited has released its comprehensive company constitution, detailing governance, shareholder rights, and director responsibilities under Australian law and ASX rules. This foundational document sets the framework for the company’s operations and compliance.

WAM Income Maximiser Limited has launched a Share Purchase Plan offering eligible shareholders a discounted entry point to increase their holdings, aiming to raise up to $48.1 million to fuel portfolio growth and deliver steady dividends.

Ryder Capital Limited has announced a 20% increase in its annual dividend, moving to quarterly payments starting January 2026, enhancing income certainty for shareholders.

Ryder Capital Limited celebrated its 10th year on the ASX with robust FY25 results, including a 27.5% pre-tax NTA growth and a new quarterly dividend policy increasing payouts by 20%. The company also renewed its investment management agreement for five years.

Bank of Queensland reported a robust FY25 with 12% growth in cash earnings and significant progress in its digital banking and branch conversion initiatives. The bank’s focus on productivity and specialist business lending underpins its optimistic outlook despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

Bank of Queensland reported a 4% increase in revenues to $1.668 billion for FY25, yet profits after tax fell sharply by 53% to $133 million. Despite the profit decline, the bank declared a fully franked 20 cent dividend for the full year.

BKI Investment Company Limited reported a steady financial performance for FY2025, raising its ordinary dividend by 1% to 7.90 cents per share. The company remains confident in maintaining dividends in FY2026, supported by a diversified portfolio and positive economic outlook.