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Multiple Major ASX Companies Trade Ex-Dividend With Payouts Up to 26 Cents
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Shriro Holdings reported FY2026 sales of about A$111.0 million and net income of A$10.8 million, underscoring earnings growth as it expands its branded consumer-products portfolio (including BBQ products and Manhattan Portage distribution).
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Whitehaven Coal posted FY2026 underlying NPAT of about A$227 million and EBITDA near A$1.3 billion, with unit coal costs down year over year, reflecting ongoing cost discipline in a cyclical market.
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Tribeca Global Natural Resources showed a marked FY2026 rebound, with revenue around A$138.3 million and net income of A$75.9 million, reinforcing its status as a concentrated natural-resources vehicle.
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Shaver Shop Group achieved a record FY2026 gross margin of 46.3% and benefited from the Transform-U private-label brand, supporting strong sales (about A$225.1 million) and cash flow; management cautioned about softer early FY2027 trading due to timing and supplier logistics.
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Newmont Corporation declared an interim dividend of 26 cents per share unfranked and reported a record quarterly free cash flow of US$2.2 billion in Q2 2026, with gold price and currency exposure identified as key risks and catalysts for its ongoing capital returns strategy.
Five ASX-listed companies are trading ex-dividend on September 2, 2026, with payouts ranging from 1 to 26 cents per share. Kalkine reports that Shriro Holdings, Whitehaven Coal, Tribeca Global Natural Resources, Shaver Shop Group, and Newmont Corporation are all distributing cash to shareholders, backed by strong FY2026 earnings across the board.
The dividends reflect solid operational performance. Shriro Holdings posted A$10.8 million in net income, Whitehaven Coal generated A$227 million in underlying profit, and Tribeca rebounded sharply to A$75.9 million net income. Newmont reported record quarterly free cash flow of US$2.2 billion in Q2 2026, underpinning its unfranked 26-cent interim payment.
Shriro Holdings Expands Consumer-Products Reach
Shriro Holdings (ASX:SHM) is paying a fully franked 1-cent dividend on September 24, 2026, according to Kalkine. The company reported FY2026 net income of A$10.8 million on sales of about A$111 million. The distributor is broadening its branded consumer-products portfolio, adding BBQ products and Manhattan Portage distribution to its lineup.
Whitehaven Coal Maintains Cost Discipline in Cyclical Market
Whitehaven Coal (ASX:WHC) is distributing a fully franked 6-cent dividend on September 15, 2026, Kalkine reports. The miner posted FY2026 underlying net profit after tax of A$227 million and EBITDA near A$1.3 billion. Unit coal costs fell year-on-year, demonstrating tight cost control in a volatile commodity sector.
Tribeca Rebounds on Natural-Resources Gains
Tribeca Global Natural Resources (ASX:TGF) declared a fully franked 10-cent final distribution payable on October 2, 2026, according to Kalkine. The concentrated natural-resources vehicle reported a sharp FY2026 rebound, with revenue of A$138.3 million and net income of A$75.9 million. The turnaround reflects stronger commodity performance across its portfolio.
Shaver Shop Posts Record Sales but Eyes Softer Trading Ahead
Shaver Shop Group (ASX:SSG) is paying a fully franked 5.5-cent dividend on September 17, 2026, Kalkine states. The retailer achieved record FY2026 sales of A$225.1 million and a record gross margin of 46.3%, boosted by its Transform-U private-label brand. However, management cautioned that early FY2027 trading may soften due to timing and supplier logistics headwinds.
Newmont Returns Cash on Record Free Cash Flow
Newmont Corporation is paying an interim unfranked 26-cent dividend on September 28, 2026, per Kalkine. The gold miner reported record quarterly free cash flow of US$2.2 billion in Q2 2026, enabling ongoing capital returns to investors. Gold price movements and currency swings remain key risks to future dividend capacity.
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