Latest Share Buybacks News

Jumbo Interactive’s 2025 AGM highlighted solid early FY26 growth across its core segments alongside transformative acquisitions in the UK and US, prompting a cautious dividend policy revision to balance growth and debt reduction.

Dyno Nobel reports a robust FY25 with a 23% rise in EBIT excluding major one-offs, nearing completion of its Fertilisers business separation and setting ambitious new decarbonisation targets.

Dyno Nobel reported a modest revenue dip but a solid 5.6% rise in net profit excluding one-off items for FY25, completing key divestments and advancing its transformation program.

Macquarie Group reported a 3% rise in net profit to A$1.655 billion for the half year ended September 2025, driven by strong growth in asset management and capital divisions. The group also extended its A$2 billion share buyback program and declared a solid interim dividend.

News Corporation reported a modest 2% revenue increase and a 1% rise in net income for Q1 Fiscal 2026, driven by strong digital growth at Dow Jones and Digital Real Estate Services. The company also accelerated share buybacks, signaling confidence in its undervalued stock amid strategic AI partnerships.

Macquarie Group reported a solid half-year profit increase despite a sequential dip, boosted by strong asset management and capital markets performance. The group also extended its share buyback and declared a steady interim dividend.

Coast Entertainment Holdings has reported a robust FY25 performance driven by the Rivertown launch, with FY26 off to a strong start bolstered by new attractions and growing visitation.

Coast Entertainment Holdings Limited reported its strongest financial performance since 2016, driven by robust ticket sales, new attractions, and a completed share buyback. The company enters FY26 with strong momentum amid strategic growth initiatives.

Clime Capital reports an unaudited pre-tax NTA of 78.55 cents per share and announces a December quarter dividend guidance of 1.35 cents, maintaining an active share buyback program.

National Australia Bank reported a 1% increase in underlying profit for FY25, with strong deposit growth and higher credit impairment charges marking the year. The bank maintained solid capital ratios and announced an 85 cent fully franked dividend.

Harvey Norman Holdings has announced a further extension of its on-market share buyback program, allowing up to 10% of shares to be repurchased by November 2026, signaling continued confidence in its capital management strategy.

Westpac Banking Corporation reported a modest decline in full-year net profit, while advancing key transformation initiatives and raising dividends slightly.