Latest Dividend Policy News

The a2 Milk Company delivered record FY25 results with $1.9 billion in sales and announced a transformative acquisition of a New Zealand manufacturing facility, alongside divesting its stake in Mataura Valley Milk and planning a $300 million special dividend.

The a2 Milk Company reported a robust 21% rise in net profit for FY25, driven by strong growth in China and the USA, alongside a landmark full-year dividend declaration and major supply chain restructuring.

The a2 Milk Company reported record FY25 results with $1.9 billion in sales and declared its first-ever dividends, while advancing a major supply chain overhaul through a key New Zealand manufacturing acquisition and divestment.

GPT Management Holdings Limited reported a remarkable 184% surge in net profit for the half year ended June 2025, driven by a 36.5% rise in revenues, yet chose not to declare any dividends.

Microequities Asset Management Group Limited reported a 19.3% rise in net profit for FY25, driven by strong fund performance and a surge in performance fees, while declaring a fully franked final dividend of 2.0 cents per share.

WAM Leaders Limited reported a strong $63.8 million net profit for FY2025 and declared a fully franked final dividend of 4.7 cents per share, despite its investment portfolio underperforming the benchmark index.

Ryder Capital has announced a 10% increase in its FY25 final dividend, underpinned by a 20% rise in total comprehensive income and a 27.5% jump in pre-tax net tangible assets. The company’s robust portfolio performance and strategic share buybacks signal confidence in sustained shareholder returns.

Ryder Capital Limited has delivered a robust financial performance for the year ended 30 June 2025, reporting $17 million in net tangible assets and maintaining a fully franked dividend policy. The company’s audited results highlight strong governance and transparent related party transactions amid a complex valuation environment.

Cochlear Limited has reported steady financial growth with a 4% rise in sales revenue and a 9% increase in underlying net profit for the fiscal year ending June 2025, maintaining its dividend payout.

Bell Financial Group reported a sharp 44% drop in half-year profit to $9.3 million, citing market volatility impacting its broking segment. The company also trimmed its interim dividend to 3 cents per share, down from 4 cents.

WAM Capital Limited reported a robust 22.2% investment portfolio return for FY2025, outperforming key ASX benchmarks and maintaining its full-year dividend at 15.5 cents per share with a 10% yield.

Servcorp Limited reported a landmark FY25 with revenue up 11% to $352.1 million and net profit after tax rising 36% to $53.1 million, driven by disciplined execution and strategic global expansion.