Highlights

  • Hansen Technologies trades ex-dividend on 24 August for a 5-cent final dividend.
  • The payment is 80% franked and is scheduled for 18 September 2026.
  • The indicated Yield is 1.50% at a share price of AUD 3.33.
  • FY26 underlying EBITDA increased 7.2% to AUD 119.6 million.

Hansen Technologies Ltd (ASX:HSN) reaches its FY26 final-dividend ex-date on 24 August with a 5-cent payment that is 80% franked. The distribution is scheduled for 18 September and carries an indicated yield of 1.50% at a share price of AUD 3.33. The payout follows FY26 results in which underlying EBITDA and net profit increased, even as headline Revenue eased amid a changing sales mix and currency headwinds.

5-Cent Final Dividend Maintains the Cash Return

Hansen has declared a 5-cent final dividend, franked to 4 cents per share. The Record Date is 25 August, while payment is due on 18 September 2026.

The Dividend reinvestment Plan is available for the final dividend with no discount, giving eligible shareholders the option to reinvest their distribution in additional shares.

FY26 Profit Growth Supports the Dividend

Hansen reported Operating Revenue of AUD 386.5 million for FY26, down 1.5% year on year.

Underlying EBITDA rose 7.2% to AUD 119.6 million, while net profit increased to AUD 47.8 million. Underlying NPATA also increased during the year.

Support and Maintenance revenue grew to AUD 230.3 million, increasing the weight of Recurring Revenue within the business.

Recurring Revenue Remains Important for Future Payouts

Hansen supplies software and services to energy, utilities, communications and media customers.

A larger recurring revenue base can provide more predictable cash generation, although future dividends will still depend on investment requirements, acquisitions and Earnings performance.

What Could Drive Hansen Shares Next?

FY27 is expected to include additional investment as Hansen works through product and organisational initiatives.

Recurring revenue growth, EBITDA margins, cash conversion and the pace of investment will be central to assessing future dividend capacity.

Hansen Technologies Outlook

Hansen’s 5-cent final dividend follows higher FY26 underlying earnings and continued growth in recurring Support and Maintenance revenue. The company’s ability to balance FY27 investment with cash generation will be important for future distributions.