Latest Logistics Sector News

Qube Holdings Limited has announced a fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD 0.057 per share for the six months ending June 2025, signaling steady shareholder returns amid a stable operational period.

Qube Holdings Limited reported robust FY25 underlying revenue growth of 27%, driven by strong performances in its Logistics & Infrastructure and Ports & Bulk divisions, while declaring a 71% increase in full-year dividends. Despite challenges including industrial action and weather disruptions, Qube expects continued earnings growth in FY26 supported by strategic acquisitions and operational resilience.

Brambles Limited reported a 10% rise in underlying profit for FY25, driven by operational efficiencies and digital initiatives, while announcing a US$400 million share buy-back for FY26. The company’s transformation program underpins a confident outlook despite macroeconomic headwinds.

Silk Logistics Holdings has completed its acquisition by DP World Australia, with shareholders paid A$2.14 per share and the company set for imminent ASX delisting.

Aurizon Holdings reported a 3% decline in underlying EBITDA and a 14% drop in NPAT for FY2025, while unveiling a $150 million on-market buy-back and a $500 million subordinated notes issuance to strengthen its balance sheet.

The GPT Group reports strong interim earnings and operational growth for the first half of 2025, highlighted by a new $1 billion logistics partnership and ongoing development projects.

Freightways Group Limited delivered a resilient FY25 performance with revenue up 6.6% to NZD 1.29 billion and net profit after tax rising 12.9%, supported by strong growth in Australia and strategic investments in automation and 3PL services.

Silk Logistics Holdings Limited will be suspended from ASX trading following court approval of its acquisition by DP World Australia, marking a significant shift in the logistics sector.

Silk Logistics Holdings has secured court approval for its acquisition by DP World Australia, with shares set to be suspended on the ASX and a cash payout scheduled for shareholders.

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved DP World Australia’s acquisition of Silk Logistics, paving the way for a $2.14 per share cash payout to Silk shareholders and imminent suspension of Silk shares on the ASX.

Silk Logistics shareholders have decisively approved the acquisition by DP World Australia, marking a pivotal step toward the deal’s completion pending final court approval.

Silk Logistics Holdings shareholders overwhelmingly approved the $174.5 million acquisition by DP World Australia, endorsing a 45.6% premium cash offer. The deal now awaits final court approval to complete by mid-August.