Key Highlights
- Saferoads sold its Road Safety Rental Business for AUD 10.8mn in 2025.
- The company retained a three-year product Supply agreement with Onsite Rental Group.
- The company paid a 10-cent fully Franked Dividend in May 2025 from the sale proceeds.
- SRH shares rose 5.26% to AUD 0.10 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026.
Saferoads Holdings (ASX: SRH) shares rose 5.26% to AUD 0.10 at the time of writing on 1 September 2026. The small-cap road safety business is now operating with a different structure after selling its Road Safety Rental business, while its remaining product sales operation works to rebuild its market position. That transition also leaves a notable dividend history in the company’s recent corporate record.
Stock Price Snapshot
Saferoads Holdings (ASX: SRH) was trading at AUD 0.10, up 5.26%, at the time of writing on 1 September 2026. Turnover stood at AUD 1,430, Market Capitalisation was AUD 4.33mn, and the stock’s one-year performance was 13.64%.
The Business Has Been Reshaped
Saferoads sold its Road Safety Rental business for AUD 10.8mn following a strategic review. The transaction changed the group’s operating structure and provided funds that were used to repay bank and asset-finance debt. The company retained its product sales business as the core operating activity.
Onsite Relationship Keeps Product Sales Moving
The sale included an ongoing three-year product supply agreement with Onsite Rental Group. Saferoads said Onsite had ordered more than AUD 3mn of road barrier products for shipment in the first half of FY26. The relationship provides an established customer channel for the remaining products business.
Dividend History Adds Investor Interest
Saferoads distributed a significant portion of the RSR sale proceeds to shareholders through a 10-cent fully franked dividend paid in May 2025. The dividend followed a AUD 4.8mn profit on the RSR sale. The company retained cash reserves after the distribution.
The Next Challenge Is Product Sales
The company’s latest strategic direction centres on rebuilding product sales and improving the performance of the continuing business. The next updates will show whether the Onsite relationship and broader market-share efforts translate into improved operating results.






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