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Wesfarmers financial performance and dividend trends
Overview
Wesfarmers Ltd reported strong financial results for the 2026 fiscal year, characterized by an 8.3% increase in underlying net profit to $2.87 billion and a 7.3% rise in underlying operating profit to $4.5 billion. Revenue grew by 3.4% to $47.3 billion. Performance across its diverse portfolio was mixed: the Bunnings Group and Kmart Group saw revenue growth, and the healthcare segment grew by 9.1%, while Officeworks experienced a 22.2% decline in earnings before tax.
Following these results, the company has maintained its focus on dividend growth and portfolio diversification. For the fiscal year ending June 2026, the board increased the annual dividend per share by 7.8% to $2.22. Despite a 5.3% decline in share price since the beginning of 2025, analysts note the company’s ability to reinvest in businesses to grow cash flow and assets, with projections suggesting continued dividend growth through FY29.
Entities
Kmart Group · Wesfarmers Ltd · ASX · Officeworks · WesCEF
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesWesfarmers Ltd maintains dividend growth and diversified retail portfolio
Wesfarmers Ltd continues to be a key ASX player, driven by brands like Bunnings and Kmart, with a focus on consistent dividend growth and diversified retail and industrial holdings.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesWesfarmers reports $2.87 billion net profit for FY26
Wesfarmers reported FY26 revenue of $47.3 billion and a net profit of $2.87 billion, driven by growth in Bunnings, Kmart, and healthcare despite varying divisional earnings.
Sources
fool.com.au · raskmedia.com.au