Latest Dividend News

Wisr Limited reports robust half-year growth with a 23% increase in its loan book and a 14% rise in revenue, setting the stage for expected cash profitability in the second half of FY26.

Helia Group Limited has announced a combined ordinary and special dividend of AUD 0.83 per share, signalling a strong return to shareholders with payments scheduled for late March 2026.

Generation Development Group’s half-year results reveal a sharp 91% drop in net profit despite a 21% revenue decline, yet the company maintains its interim dividend at 1 cent per share.

Duratec Limited reported a modest revenue decline in 1H FY26 but posted gains in profitability and maintained its dividend, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and sector diversification.

Big River Industries has posted a $1.4 million profit for the half-year ending December 2025, reversing a substantial loss from the previous year, while completing a strategic acquisition in Perth.

Iress Limited reported a 7.4% revenue decline to $556.3 million for FY25 but achieved a 21.5% rise in profit before tax, declaring a fully franked final dividend of 13 cents per share. The company sharpened its focus on core Wealth and Trading software businesses while advancing sustainability and AI innovation.

SSH Group Ltd has reported a remarkable turnaround in its half-year results, with revenue climbing 25% and net profit soaring over 3300%, driven by strong mining sector activity and operational efficiencies.

Fleetwood Limited reported a 16% decline in revenue for the half-year ended December 2025 but posted an 84% jump in net profit, driven by strong occupancy in its Community Solutions segment and strategic asset sales.

EBOS Group Limited reported a solid 13% increase in revenue for the first half of FY2026, alongside a 13% rise in net profit attributable to owners, while maintaining its interim dividend.

Meridian Energy has reported a robust turnaround with a NZD 227 million net profit after tax for the first half of 2026, driven by record wind generation and strong hydro inflows. The company also raised its interim dividend and advanced multiple renewable projects.

Tian An Australia Limited reported a remarkable turnaround in FY2025, posting a statutory profit of $23.4 million on $84 million revenue, driven by the completion of The Henley, Enfield project and a significant gain from debt restructuring.

Magontec Limited reported a net loss of $5.4 million for 2025 on a 10.9% drop in revenue, yet net tangible assets per share rose significantly to 76 cents.