Latest Share Buyback News

Duxton Farms Limited has initiated an on-market share buyback program, aiming to repurchase up to 10% of its issued capital to support liquidity and enhance shareholder returns.

Ramelius Resources launches a substantial A$250 million share buyback program alongside a dividend increase, signaling confidence in its expanding gold production and cash flow profile.

Premier Investments reported a robust FY25 with a 31% rise in net profit, driven by strong performances from Peter Alexander and Smiggle, alongside a strategic capital return plan including a $100 million share buyback.

Ironbark Capital reported an 8.4% portfolio return for FY25 and announced plans to rebrand and introduce quarterly dividends to address its persistent discount to net tangible assets.

QBE Insurance Group reports sustained gross written premium growth of 6% for FY25 and announces a significant A$450 million on-market share buyback, reinforcing confidence in its financial outlook and capital management strategy.

Reece Limited has announced a new on-market share buyback of up to $35 million, following its recent $365 million off-market buyback, signaling continued confidence in its capital management strategy.

Solvar Limited has sold its New Zealand arrears loan book for NZ$8 million, accelerating its exit from the NZ market and announcing a special fully franked dividend for shareholders.

Web Travel Group Limited has reported a robust first half of FY26 with a 22% increase in Total Transaction Value and EBITDA growth surpassing expectations, setting a confident tone for the year ahead.

Pro Medicus Ltd has delivered a record-breaking FY2025 with revenue soaring nearly 32% and net profit up 39%, driven by landmark contracts and a robust growth pipeline.

Reece Limited reported a modest revenue decline and earnings pressure in FY25 amid challenging markets but reinforced its long-term growth strategy with a significant share buyback and board renewal. Early FY26 trading shows sales growth driven by network expansion despite ongoing cost pressures.

Reece Limited reported an 8% rise in first-quarter sales driven by network expansion, while profitability dipped due to higher costs and investments. The company also completed a $365 million share buyback, signaling confidence despite subdued market conditions.

Schaffer Corporation reported a 10% decline in statutory net profit for FY25, driven by mixed segment performances, while maintaining dividends and advancing key property developments.