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| | | ... the option to participate in the tender process. After reviewing its structure, HGV said it is in the interest of shareholders to continue to operate as an ASX-listed investment company with an external investment manager. HGV changed its mandate at ... |
| | | | ... transformational transactions remain strategically relevant, we remain focused on proceeding only where the returns to shareholders on invested capital are justified," Diverger said. It added that it plans to hire further business development staff as ... |
| | | | ... was the judgement of the board's that that was the only way that the businesses would come together." Perpetual shareholders will receive a dividend of 90c per share. At the time of writing, Perpetual's share price had dropped from $26.99 at ... |
| | | | ... diversification and strategic focus makes us well placed to deliver sustainable outcomes for clients, members and shareholders." |
| | | | ... relationships to grow market share, capitalise on emerging opportunities and continue to create value for our customers and shareholders," he said. |
| | | | ... position for FY22 was $3 billion. The final 2.5c dividend will be 20% franked and is the first to be delivered to shareholders since the start of 2019, aside from a one-off special dividend paid in 2020. It's part of the previously announced $1.1 billion ... |
| | | | ... the end of January 2023, Singh said, adding that "with positive economic news to come, our people stakeholders and shareholders would benefit over time". During the last six months of 2022, Fiducian launched Auxilium, an in-house platform for separately ... |
| | | | ... to pull up their socks when it comes to improving the quality of material risks disclosed, which ultimately affect shareholders and prospective investors. The quality of the disclosure also affects the achievement of a listed entity's strategies and ... |
| | | | ... provisions in Australian law which can be applied unexpectedly that can treat a loan from overseas as income; if shareholders take money from the company as a loan, but it's not documented properly, for example, it can be treated as income," he said. ... |
| | | | ... low exposure to pandemic winners. "An often-expressed view is that Australian companies are not investing because shareholders want high dividends, and this could be causing poor profit growth & share returns... This is unlikely," he said. "The dividend ... |
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