Latest Dividend Policy News

Washington H. Soul Pattinson reports a solid FY25 with rising net asset value and a 27th consecutive dividend increase, outperforming market benchmarks despite volatility.

Turners Automotive Group has issued over 324,000 new shares under its Dividend Reinvestment Plan for the FY25 final dividend, slightly increasing its capital base.

Lloyds Banking Group reported a robust first half in 2025, with net income up 6%, strong lending growth, and a 15% increase in its interim dividend. The bank reaffirmed its 2025 guidance and expressed confidence in meeting ambitious 2026 targets.

Tshipi é Ntle has declared a ZAR300 million final dividend for FY2025 H2, with Jupiter Mines set to receive approximately A$12.3 million. This payout underscores the manganese mine’s robust cash flow generation amid market cycles.

Spheria Emerging Companies Limited has announced its highest-ever quarterly dividend of 3.6 cents per share, fully franked and payable in August 2025, reflecting strong long-term portfolio returns despite recent market volatility.

Fat Prophets Global Contrarian Fund has announced a fully franked special dividend of 5 cents per share, reflecting strong investment performance. The dividend reinvestment plan offers shareholders a 2.5% discount on reinvested shares, signaling confidence in future growth.

BKI Investment Company Limited reported a 4% decline in net profit for FY2025, driven by lower special investment revenue despite a 1% rise in ordinary revenue. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 4.00 cents per share, maintaining a steady income stream for shareholders.

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.

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.

GTN Limited is set to seek shareholder approval for a substantial $44 million capital return, aiming to reward investors without compromising its dividend policy.

Oceania Holdings Limited showcased robust operational progress and a strategic pivot towards portfolio modernization at its 2025 Annual Meeting, while announcing a new cost savings program and withholding its final dividend for FY25.