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
ASX listed stocks whose Fiscal Year ends on 30 June will begin reporting earnings in mid-August. Companies closing their books on 31 December report beginning in mid-February. The period immediately following the June or December close sees little if any reporting. There are no earnings report this week and likely will see none next week as well.
Ex-Dividend Dates This Week
This week three ASX stocks and one NZX stock are going ex-dividend, with two of them investment firms.
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Regardless of the business in which they operate, a publicly listed company’s ex-dividend date is an important milestone for would-be investors looking for dividend 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.
Here are the four companies going ex-dividend.
Sunday 6 July
- CKF – Operator of quick service restaurants Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and Taco Bell in Australia and Europe – Collins Foods — share price $9.19 — $0.15 per share dividend
- KAT – Investment firm limited to investments in stocks trading on public equity markets in Australia — Katana Capital — $1.225 share price — $0.005 per share dividend
Tuesday 7 July
- URF – A property fund investing in residential real estate in the New York area of the United States — US Masters Residential Property Fund — share price $0.415 — $0.10 per share dividend
Thursday 10 July
- TRA – Trading on the New Zealand stock exchange, vehicle remarketer and services provider in the automotive segment – Turners Automotive Group — share price $5.10 — $0.083 per share dividend
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