Latest Dividend Reinvestment Plans News

WAM Global Limited has updated its special fully franked dividend and clarified the Dividend Reinvestment Plan price for the six months ending December 2024, offering investors a clear view on income and reinvestment options.

Alternative Investment Trust (ASX, AIQ) announces a special unfranked distribution of AUD 0.04647 per unit, representing a full return of capital payable in early August.

AVJennings Limited has announced a special fully franked dividend of AUD 0.167 per share, contingent on court approval of a proposed scheme of arrangement with PM Nominees C Pty Ltd.

BKI Investment Company posted a solid financial performance for FY2025 with a 1% increase in dividends and introduced a neutralised Dividend Reinvestment Plan to maintain capital neutrality. Despite modest portfolio underperformance against major ETFs, BKI continues to offer an attractive dividend yield amid shifting market dynamics.

BKI Investment Company Limited reported a modest rise in revenue and operating profit for FY2025, alongside a 1% increase in dividends, supported by robust returns from key portfolio holdings.

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.

WAM Income Maximiser (ASX – WMX) has declared its first monthly fully franked dividend, marking a significant milestone shortly after its April 2025 IPO. The company aims to steadily grow dividends while targeting a yield above the RBA cash rate.

Platinum Capital Limited has released detailed worked examples for its proposed scheme of arrangement, outlining a special dividend payout and the exchange ratio for shares into ETF units. The final dividend value and unit allocation will be confirmed closer to the scheme implementation date.

Platinum Asia Investments has released illustrative calculations for its Special Dividend and Scheme consideration tied to a proposed restructure, offering shareholders clarity ahead of a pivotal vote.

Imperial Pacific reports a solid 14.4% increase in net worth for FY2025, driven by strong investment gains and strategic moves including reinstating its Dividend Reinvestment Plan.

London City Investments reports a strong 14.8% increase in net worth for 2025, driven by gains in its investment portfolio and operating profits, outperforming the ASX All Ordinaries Index. The company also realized a significant capital gain from trimming its Fiducian Group shareholding and reinstated its Dividend Reinvestment Plan.

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.