The 2.0 cent second-half dividend is fully franked, carrying the franking credits that many Australian income investors value. Combined with the earlier interim, FY26 dividends total 3.0 cents per share, franked at 100%. Shareholders on the register after the 1 September ex-dividend date will …
The FY26 final dividend of 1.5 cents per share is fully franked and represents a 50% increase on the prior year's 1.0 cent final, a sign of management's growing confidence in cash generation. The record date is 2 September 2026, so investors needed to …
The 46 cent final dividend is fully franked and, combined with the 62 cent interim, brings FY26 distributions to A$1.08 per share. That is lower than the bumper payouts of Fortescue's peak years, reflecting softer iron-oreEconomicsand heavyInvestmentin its energy ambitions. Investors should be careful …
The 29 cent final dividend is fully franked and, together with the interim, brings FY26 dividends to 48.5 cents per share, an increase of roughly 70% on FY25. Shareholders on the register after the 1 September ex-dividend date will be paid on 16 September …
The 1.2 cent final dividend is notably small, reflecting a weak second half and a full-yearPayout Ratioof 59% of underlying net profit. Together with the 10.8 cent interim, FY26 dividends come to 12.0 cents per share, fully franked, a step down from prior years …
The 33 cent final dividend is fully franked and, with the 30 cent interim, brings FY26 dividends to 63 cents per share. Shareholders on the register after the 1 September ex-dividend date will be paid on 30 September 2026. The full franking is central …
The 6.9 cent final dividend is fully franked, in line with Propel's history of fully franked payouts. Together with the 7.5 cent interim paid in April, it brings dividends for the period to roughly 14.4 cents per share. Shareholders after the 1 September ex-dividend …
IPH Limited is one of the world's largest intellectual property services groups, offering the filing, prosecution, enforcement and management of patents, trade marks, designs and related legal services. The group operates through three main divisions: Australia and New Zealand, Canada, and Asia, serving corporations, …
Iress designs and develops software and technology platforms for the financial services industry, serving wealth managers, trading and market participants,Superannuationfunds andMortgageand lending businesses across Asia Pacific, the United Kingdom, Europe, South Africa and North America. Its software underpins critical functions for many financial institutions, …
Macquarie Group is a global financial services company headquartered in Sydney, with operations spanning asset management, banking, commodities and global markets, and infrastructure and green energy investment. The group operates across dozens of countries, giving it a diversifiedEarningsbase that extends well beyond traditional Australian …