Highlights
- Amotiv is due to trade ex-dividend on 25 August for a 23-cent final dividend.
- The payout is fully franked and is scheduled for 15 September 2026.
- The indicated Yield is 3.45% at a share price of AUD 6.67.
- FY26 Revenue increased 2.7% to AUD 1.02 billion.
Amotiv Ltd (ASX:AOV) is approaching its FY26 final-dividend ex-date with a 23-cent fully franked payment scheduled for September. The stock is due to trade ex-dividend on 25 August 2026, with the distribution representing an indicated yield of 3.45% at AUD 6.67. The payout follows a year in which group revenue moved above AUD 1 billion, statutory profit returned to positive territory and cash generation supported higher Shareholder returns.
23-Cent Final Dividend Raises the FY26 Cash Return
Amotiv has declared a fully franked final dividend of 23 cents per share. The Record Date is 26 August and payment is scheduled for 15 September 2026.
The final dividend follows a 20-cent interim payout, taking total FY26 dividends to 43 cents per share.
FY26 Revenue Moves Above AUD 1 Billion
Amotiv reported FY26 revenue of AUD 1.02 billion, up 2.7%.
Underlying EBITA reached AUD 195.1 million, while statutory NPAT returned to AUD 75.1 million after a loss in the prior year that was affected by Impairment charges.
Cash conversion was 93.1%, supporting both Debt reduction and Capital returns.
Capital Management Remains Part of the Story
Amotiv completed a share buy-back and returned AUD 74.8 million to shareholders during the year through dividends and other capital-management measures.
The fully franked final payout extends that capital-return focus.
What Could Drive Amotiv Shares Next?
Amotiv expects modest revenue and underlying EBITA growth in FY27.
Offshore growth, pricing, operating efficiencies and conditions in Australia and New Zealand will influence Earnings and future dividend capacity.
Amotiv Outlook
Amotiv enters FY27 after increasing revenue, returning to statutory profit and lifting its final dividend to 23 cents per share. Cash conversion and delivery against the company’s FY27 earnings expectations will shape the scope for future capital returns.






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