Latest Fertiliser Distribution News

Ridley Corporation reports solid FY25 earnings growth and outlines a diversified growth strategy for FY26, anchored by its recent Incitec Pivot Fertilisers acquisition.

Dyno Nobel has finalised the sale of its Fertilisers Distribution business and is advancing strategic shifts including a new US TNT manufacturing partnership, underpinning a strong FY25 outlook.

Ridley Corporation reported solid FY25 results with EBITDA up 8.6% to $97.8 million and NPAT rising 8.7% to $43.3 million, underpinned by strategic acquisitions and disciplined capital management.

Ridley Corporation Limited reported a solid FY25 with revenue up 3.1% to $1.3 billion and net profit after tax rising 8.7% to $43.3 million. The company declared a fully franked final dividend of 5.00 cents per share, signaling confidence in its diversified growth strategy.

Ridley Corporation has successfully closed its retail entitlement offer, raising $26 million as part of a $125 million capital raise to fund its $300 million acquisition of Incitec Pivot’s fertiliser distribution business.

Ridley Corporation has successfully raised approximately $99 million through an institutional placement and entitlement offer to partly fund its $300 million acquisition of Dyno Nobel’s fertiliser distribution business. The capital raising received strong support from institutional investors, setting the stage for a retail entitlement offer later this month.

Ridley Corporation is set to acquire Dyno Nobel’s fertiliser distribution arm for A$300 million, marking a strategic expansion into fertiliser services backed by a $125 million equity raise. The deal is expected to significantly enhance Ridley’s earnings and market footprint by FY26.

Ridley Corporation announces a $300 million acquisition of Incitec Pivot Fertilisers Distribution, aiming to boost earnings and diversify its agricultural services portfolio. The deal includes a $125 million equity raise and strategic supply agreements.

Ridley Corporation has agreed to acquire Dyno Nobel’s fertiliser distribution arm for A$300 million, backed by a $125 million equity raise. This move positions Ridley as a leading diversified agricultural services provider with a new growth pillar.

Dyno Nobel Limited reports a statutory net profit of $7 million for 1H25, reversing a prior loss, as it advances key sales agreements to separate its Fertilisers business and accelerates its transformation program.