Latest Interim Dividends News

Li-S Energy reports a $2.67 million net loss for H1 FY25 but marks significant milestones in lithium sulfur battery production and strategic partnerships.

Ansell Limited has updated its FY25 interim dividend details, confirming a payment of USD 0.222 per share with an AUD equivalent of 0.3486, payable on March 6, 2025.

MLG Oz Limited posted a 20.5% increase in revenue to AUD 272.9 million for the half-year ended December 2024, driven by strong gold industry activity. However, net profit after tax fell 42.7% to AUD 4.1 million, reflecting margin pressures and higher depreciation costs.

Infomedia Ltd delivered a robust first half FY25 with a 63% jump in net profit after tax and a 7% rise in underlying cash EBITDA, despite challenges in its SimplePart e-commerce segment. The company’s strategic acquisition of AI specialist Intellegam signals a bold push into data-driven automotive solutions.

BHP Group Limited reported a remarkable 376% increase in half-year profit despite an 8% revenue dip, driven by operational excellence and strategic investments in copper and potash. The company declared a lower interim dividend, signaling a balanced approach to shareholder returns and growth.

Infomedia Ltd reported a solid half-year performance with a 2% revenue increase and a 63% surge in net profit, while announcing a strategic acquisition and a share buyback plan.

Big River Industries reported a 3.3% revenue decline and a 26% drop in EBITDA for 1H FY25, reflecting ongoing residential market challenges. Despite this, the company is investing in growth and operational efficiencies, maintaining a cautiously optimistic outlook for FY26 and beyond.

HMC Capital Limited has reported a remarkable 680% increase in profit for the half-year ended 31 December 2024, driven by key acquisitions and expansion into digital infrastructure and private credit sectors. The company also announced a fully franked interim dividend, underscoring confidence in its growth trajectory.

HUB24 has delivered a robust half-year performance for 1HFY25, marked by significant revenue growth, record net inflows, and expanding adviser engagement, reinforcing its leadership in Australia’s wealth management technology sector.

Big River Industries reports a 3.3% revenue decline in 1H FY25 but shows signs of operational resilience and strategic progress amid challenging market conditions.

Big River Industries reported a significant $17 million loss for the half-year ending December 2024, driven by a $20 million non-cash impairment charge and a 3.3% revenue decline. The company also announced a reduced fully franked interim dividend of 2 cents per share.

HUB24 has delivered a standout first half of FY25, posting record platform net inflows of $9.5 billion and a 40% rise in underlying net profit, reinforcing its position as a market leader in Australia’s wealth management sector.