Argo Investments (ASX:ARG) has maintained its final dividend for shareholders despite a dip in earnings to $253.0 million for the year ended June. This decline was due to lower distributions from portfolio companies.
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Despite an 8.5% slide in net profit, Argo Investments (ASX:ARG) is holding its interim dividend at 16.5 cents a share. The Adelaide-based listed investment company (LIC) informed the ASX on Monday that the lower result stemmed from a decline in distributions from some of its major investments. It revealed it had sold out of its holdings in Insurance Australia Group and Liontown and accepted bids for Estia Health and Invocare.
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Shareholders in Argo Investments (ASX:ARG), the country’s second-largest listed investment company, will receive a slight increase in dividend income for the year ending June 30.
Read MoreThe pressure on companies this reporting season is higher than ever. Here’s how Argo Investments, Bendigo and Adelaide Bank and Beach Energy fared on Monday after announcing their results.
Read MoreA one-off bonanza for the six months to December from the country’s second-biggest LIC Argo Investments has come with a warning that the good times are unlikely to reoccur.
Read MoreAdelaide-based LIC Argo Investments has cut its dividend payout to shareholders after reporting a 12% plus slide in earnings for the year to June.
Read MoreLike many of its peers, Adelaide based Argo Investments has trimmed interim dividend after reporting a slide in earnings for the six months to December 31.
Read MoreArgo, like its LIC rivals, is now very cautious about the coming year and in reality is not really optimistic about another cash shower like the one enjoyed in the year to June.
Read MoreVery quietly shareholders in Australia’s second largest LIC stand to share in an $A100 million bonanza, all thanks to the Murdoch males and their decision to sell to Disney and split Fox.
Read MoreShareholders in Adelaide-based Argo Investments Limited will get an unchanged final dividend of 16 cents a share after reporting a full year profit of $218.9 million for the year to June.
Read MoreArgo Investments, Australia’s second largest Listed Investment Company (LIC) remains cautious about current market conditions, despite the surge in most global markets in recent months (but not so much Australia).
Read MoreArgo Investments, Australia’s second largest listed investment company (LIC), reckons some market valuations are becoming stretched and this has seen the company becoming more cautious in its investment selection.
Read MoreArgo Investments seems to be rolling in cash.
Read MoreLike so many investors, Argo Investments (ARG), the country’s second biggest listed investment company (LIC) got caught out by the surge in commodity prices – led by coal and iron ore – in late 2016.
Read MoreA different strategy from Argo Investments (ARG), our second largest Listed investment company (LIC) to come out of the competition in the year to June 30 and beyond.
Read MoreShares in Adelaide-based listed investment company Argo (ARG) edged up, then eased yesterday after the company revealed a reasonable interim result and higher dividend.
Read MoreArgo Investments (ARG), the country’s second largest listed investment company believes the recent falls across global equity markets have brought the Australian share market index back to a level where it is “closer to fair value and longer term averages, based on consensus forward earnings expectations.”
Read MoreAdelaide-based listed investment group Argo Investments (ARG) has boosted its final dividend by nearly 7% to 15.5 cents a share, after reporting a solid result for the year to June 30.
Read MoreNo change in the price of Argo Investments (ARG) shares yesterday after the Adelaide-based listed investment company reported a modest rise in interim profit and an equally modest rise in interim dividend.
Read MoreArgo Investments (ARG), the country’s second biggest listed investment company, has lifted its final dividend after reporting a near 12% rise in profit for the year to June 30.
Read MoreArgo Investments (ARG), the country’s second biggest listed investment company, outperformed the market in the half year to the end of December, thanks in part to a couple of demergers. But despite that, the dividend was lifted only half a cent to 13.5c fully franked.
Read MoreAdelaide-based listed investment company Argo Investments (ARG) has joined its bigger rival, the Melbourne-based Australian Foundation Investment Co (AFIC), in cautioning shareholders that the coming year will be a bit tougher and slower than previously realised.
Read MoreAdelaide investment company Argo Investments (ARG) remains well cashed up, with no debt to take advantage of opportunities in the year ahead after reporting a 5% rise in net profit yesterday for the June 30 year, and a small improvement in dividend.
Read MoreDiversified investment company Argo Investments Ltd has posted a fall in annual net profit for the June 30 year, but one that was better than that recorded at the December half way.
Read MoreAdelaide-based listed investment group, Argo Investments has joined its peers in reporting interim earnings lowered by the decline in corporate dividend payouts.
Read MoreAdelaide-based Argo Investments expects first half profit to decline but says improving conditions in the market and economy mean there could be a modest increase over the full year to next June.
Read MoreThere's a 'chicken and egg' argument about the recovery in the price of Argo investments, the country's second largest listed investment company.
Read MoreAdelaide-based listed investment company, Argo Investments, has reported an 18.9% rise in 2007's net earnings to $171.537 million.
Read MoreArgo Investments is planning a strategic capital raising of $441 million from its 54,000 shareholders in an attempt to build cash reserves to position itself to take advantage of any volatility in the market.
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