In this article we take a look at the upcoming dividends and earnings to watch out for on the ASX this week.

 

 

Earnings This Week

Peak earnings season in Australia is long since passed, but there remain stragglers worthy of note. This week there are two – Metcash, with an EPS estimate of $0.13 per share, and Collins Foods, with an EPS estimate of $0.18

Monday June 23rd

MTS – Wholesale distributor of food, liquor, and hardware – Metcash Limited – Half Year 2025 Financial Results

 

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Tuesday June 24th

CKF – Global provide of YUM brand franchise quick service restaurants led by KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) – Collins Foods — Half Year 2025 Financial Results

 

Dividends This Week

This week presents a “kid in a candy store” opportunity for Aussie investors ready to get in on dividend paying stocks – there are six ASX listed Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) going ex-dividend.

To keep the tax-advantaged status granted them by the Australian government, REITS are bound by law to pay out at least 90% of their income subject to taxation in the form of dividend payments to shareholders.

Dividend hungry investors need not worry about elimination of dividend payments in hard times that frequently happen with non-trust stocks.

The ex-dividend date is the cut-off point for determining the number of shareholders eligible to receive the upcoming dividend. Anyone purchasing shares one day or more before the ex-dividend date qualify as recipients of the dividend. On the ex-dividend date the company and the market know how much the company will pay out in dividends.

The first trading day after the ex-dividend date the total amount of the dividends is reflected in the share price. The stock price typically falls in response but recovers in anywhere from a few f days to a few months.. That presents a window of opportunity to buy at a bargain price, as long as the investor has the patience to wait for the next dividend date. In Australia dividends are paid twice a year.

This week there are eight companies going ex-dividend.

Sunday June 22nd

  • FPH – Global provider of respiratory care devices – Fischer & Paykel Healthcare – share price $34.22 — $0.222 per share dividend
  • ATM – Indonesian gold, silver, and nickel mining company — PT Aneka Tambang Tbk –$1.055 share price — $0.057 per share dividend

Thursday June 26th

  • COF – REIT with portfolio of office properties in core Australian markets – Centuria Office REIT — share price $1.17 — $0.029 per share dividend
  • RFF – REIT that leases and manages agricultural property and equipment – Rural Funds Group — share price $1.81 — $0.029 per share dividend
  • CIP – REIT with portfolio of industrial properties ranging from data centres to manufacturing and distribution centres – Centuria Industrial REIT — share price $3.19 — $0.041 per share dividend
  • CQE – REIT with a portfolio of social infrastructure properties ranging from childcare and education centres to health and government services facilities – Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT — share price $2.93 — $0.038 per share dividend
  • DGT – REIT developing and owning data centres – DigiCo Infrastructure REIT — share price $3.77 — $0.109 per share dividend
  • RGN – REIT with a portfolio of smaller shopping centres – Region Group share price $2.36 — $0.07 per share dividend

 

 

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