Latest Dividend Stability News

Globe International reported a 3.1% revenue increase to $98.2 million for the half-year ended December 2025, despite a 27% drop in EBIT due to unexpected US tariffs. The company maintains its interim dividend, signalling steady shareholder returns amid geopolitical challenges.

Australian United Investment Company Limited reported a 7% increase in half-year profit despite a slight revenue dip, maintaining its dividend and announcing a transformative merger with Diversified United Investment Limited.

The Lottery Corporation has reported a resilient half-year performance despite the lowest jackpot outcomes since its demerger, maintaining dividends and growing its digital footprint.

Origin Energy reported robust half-year results for December 2025, driven by strong Energy Markets performance and significant customer growth, while updating FY26 guidance with higher earnings expectations.

Origin Energy reported a significant drop in half-year profits but upgraded its Energy Markets guidance, maintaining a steady dividend amid strong customer growth and strategic investments.

Macquarie Group Limited has announced an ordinary dividend of AUD 1.6883 per security for its perpetual capital notes, payable in March 2026. The distribution features a partially franked yield reflecting current market interest rates.

Infratil Limited reported a 7% rise in operational EBITDAF to NZ$514 million for the first half of FY26, driven by strong performances from Longroad Energy and CDC Data Centres. The company also announced significant divestments, including its 20% stake in Fortysouth and a legacy property asset, while maintaining its interim dividend.

Jumbo Interactive reported a resilient FY25 with $145 million revenue and $69 million EBITDA despite subdued jackpot activity, while outlining a strategic push into SaaS, managed services, and prize draw markets in the UK and US.

WAM Income Maximiser Limited has successfully completed an oversubscribed $120.2 million placement, reflecting robust investor confidence since its April 2025 IPO. The company also declared a fully franked dividend for October and provided guidance for upcoming months.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks have finalized their share schemes, exchanging existing shares for Topco shares and marking Brickworks’ imminent ASX delisting.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks have completed their share scheme implementations, exchanging existing shares for Topco shares and marking a key step in their corporate combination. Brickworks will delist from the ASX, while Topco shares begin normal trading.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks Limited have scheduled key shareholder meetings and court hearings to advance their proposed merger, aiming to create a newly capitalised ASX-listed entity.