Latest Earnings Outlook News

AGL Energy reported a solid first half of FY25 with underlying EBITDA slightly down but maintained strong operational momentum, while narrowing its full-year earnings guidance and announcing key leadership changes.

Suncorp Group Limited has announced a combined ordinary and special dividend totaling AUD 0.63 per security, fully franked and backed by APRA approval for a capital reduction. The payment is scheduled for mid-March 2025.

Computershare delivered a robust 1H25 performance with an 18.7% rise in management EPS and a 12.5% increase in interim dividends, prompting an upgraded FY25 earnings outlook.

Incitec Pivot Limited confirms its FY25 outlook remains steady despite operational hurdles at Phosphate Hill and a CFO transition, while progressing key strategic separations.

Sigma Healthcare has raised its FY25 normalised EBIT guidance to $64-$70 million, driven by robust operational performance and the successful rollout of a key supply contract with Chemist Warehouse.

Pact Group Holdings has responded to an ASX price query, confirming no undisclosed material information and previewing a modest earnings uplift for the half-year ending December 2024.

Tower Limited has raised its full-year underlying NPAT guidance to $60m-$70m, citing strong first-quarter results and favourable claims trends despite softer premium growth.

Argo Investments reports a robust half-year profit of $121.2 million and announces a record fully franked interim dividend of 17.0 cents per share, driven by increased dividend revenue and strategic portfolio moves.

Lendlease has agreed to sell Capella Capital for $235 million and completed the $516 million sale of its US Military Housing business, reinforcing its strategy to streamline operations and reduce funding needs.

EVZ Limited has issued earnings guidance for the first half of FY2025, forecasting revenue between $53 million and $55 million and EBITDA ranging from $2.4 million to $2.6 million based on preliminary figures.

Accent Group Limited forecasts a solid $80 million EBIT for H1 FY25, driven by sales growth despite a challenging promotional environment squeezing margins. Strategic talks with Frasers Group signal potential long-term shifts.

Viva Energy delivered a slight increase in sales volumes for 4Q2024 and a record Commercial & Industrial segment performance, despite a disruptive refinery outage and challenging retail conditions. The company also secured key approvals for its Liberty Convenience acquisition, aiming for completion by March 2025.