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

 

 

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Earnings

Earnings report releases are picking up this week, with a mix of more than 40 penny stocks, micro-caps, and a smattering of mid-caps reporting Quarterly , Full Year and Half Year 2025 financial results.

Here are some of the major releases.

 

Top Australian Brokers

 

Monday April 28th

  • AMC — Global flexible packaging producer Amcor Limited reporting Q3 2025 Results
  • MOZ –Women’s fashion retailer Mosaic Brands reporting Half Year 2025 Earnings
  • CAT – Global provider of wearable athletic monitoring hardware and software Catapult Limited – reporting Full Year 2025 Earnings
  • CXM – Australian phosphate and potash explorer Centrex Limited reporting Half Year 2025 Earnings
  • KBC – Diversified financial services and investment company Keybridge Capital reporting Half Year 2025 Earnings
  • TIG – Coking Coal explorer with assets in Russian Tiger Realms Coal reporting Full Year 2024 results
  • ETR – Tyre recycling technology company Entyr Limited reporting Half Year 2025 Earnings

Tuesday April 29th

  • FLC – US based global water treatment provider Fluence Corporation reporting Q1 2025 Earnings
  • MAC – Metals for decarbonisation and electrification acquisitions company MAC Copper reporting Q1 2025 Earnings
  • IFT – New Zealand based investment company focusing on energy, transport, and social infrastructure businesses Infratil Limited reporting Full Year 2025 Earnings
  • STA – Mineral Sands explorer with assets in Australia and Tanzania Strandline Resources reporting Half Year 2025 Earnings

Thursday May 1st

  • ARX – Medical device provider for soft wound tissue repair Aroa Biosurgery reporting Full Year 2025 Earnings
  • XYZ – US based global payment services provider Block Inc reporting Q1 2025 Earnings
  • CSC – Canada based diversified miner focusing on Copper and other metals projects in the Americas Capstone Copper Corp reporting Q1 2025 Earnings

 

Dividends

For investors looking for some long term safety in today’s market conditions, dividend paying stocks may provide some relief over time.

The ex-dividend date is something potential dividend investors should watch. It is the closing date for the list of shareholders eligible for the company’s next dividend payments. To qualify for the dividend, investors need to have purchased stock at least one day prior to the ex-dividend date.

The price of the stock typically falls by the amount of the dividend payout on the ex-dividend date, creating a buying opportunity for patient investors

Tuesday April 29th

  • TEA – Tasmea Limited – an investment holding company targeting mineral evaluation and exploration, property holdings, and investments -$2.55 share price — $0.05 per share dividend
  • ACF—Acrow Limited — Construction services provider in Australia $1.07 share price –$0.029 dividend per share
  • RHI – Red Hill Minerals – Iron ore explorer — $3.32 share price — $0.03 per share dividend
  • SST – Steamship Trading Company –a diversified Papua New Guinea holding company focusing on property, hospitality, logistics, commercial investments — $13.59 share price per share — $0.104 dividend per share

Wednesday April 30th

  • OMH – OM Holdings – Holding company operating in mining, smelting, and trading manganese ore  — $0.35 share price — $0.04 dividend per share

 

 

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