Latest Distributions News

OMG Group has achieved over $3 million in sales for the first half of FY2026, marking its strongest half-year performance since new management took charge. The company is poised for further growth with upcoming marketing campaigns and retail partnerships.

Elders Limited has updated its dividend details for the half-year ending September 2025, declaring a fully franked 18 cents per share dividend payable in December, alongside a discounted dividend reinvestment plan.

Dexus reports a modest $83 million uplift in portfolio valuation driven by rental growth, alongside an estimated 19.3 cents per security distribution for H2 2025.

DEXUS has announced an estimated ordinary distribution of AUD 0.193 per unit for the six months ending December 2025, marking a steady income stream for investors ahead of the new year.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia announces a fully franked quarterly dividend of AUD 1.1585 per security on its PERLS XVI capital notes, scheduled for payment in March 2026.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia announces a fully franked quarterly dividend of AUD 1.1326 per security on its PERLS XV capital notes, payable in March 2026.

HITIQ Limited and Sportscover have forged an exclusive partnership to embed PROTEQT™, a cutting-edge concussion management system, into Sportscover’s sports insurance policies, starting with Hockey Australia and set to expand further.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia announces a fully franked quarterly distribution of AUD 1.1154 per security for its PERLS XIV capital notes, payable in March 2026.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia announces a fully franked dividend of AUD 1.1154 per security on its PERLS XIII hybrid notes, scheduled for payment in March 2026.

GPT Group has announced an estimated 12.0 cents per security distribution for the second half of 2025, alongside key dates for investor events in 2026.

Treasury Wine Estates moderates its first-half fiscal 2026 outlook due to softer US and China markets, unveiling a major transformation program targeting $100 million in annual cost savings starting next year.

Treasury Wine Estates moderates growth forecasts due to softening demand in key US and China markets, unveiling a major transformation program and cost-saving measures to safeguard brand strength and profitability.