Aurizon Holdings Limited (ASX: AZJ)

Australia flag Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD
3.800
+0.020 (0.53%)
May 2, 2024, 10:11 AM AEST
10.79%
Market Cap 6.99B
Revenue (ttm) 3.71B
Net Income (ttm) 429.00M
Shares Out 1.84B
EPS (ttm) 0.23
PE Ratio 16.39
Forward PE 14.31
Dividend 0.18 (4.66%)
Ex-Dividend Date Feb 26, 2024
Volume 260,290
Open 3.780
Previous Close 3.780
Day's Range 3.780 - 3.810
52-Week Range 3.375 - 4.070
Beta 0.51
Analysts n/a
Price Target 3.98 (+4.74%)
Earnings Date Feb 11, 2024

About Aurizon Holdings

Aurizon Holdings Limited, through its subsidiaries, operates as a rail freight operator in Australia. The company operates through Network, Coal, Bulk, and Other segments. It transports various commodities, including mining, agricultural, industrial, and retail products; and retail goods and groceries across small and big towns, and cities, as well as coal and iron ore. The company also operates and manages the Central Queensland Coal Network that consists of 2,670 kilometers of track network; and provides various specialist services, such as r... [Read more]

Industry Railroads
Sector Industrials
CEO Andrew T. Harding MBA
Country Australia
Stock Exchange Australian Securities Exchange
Ticker Symbol AZJ
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2023, AZJ's revenue was 3.44 billion, an increase of 14.76% compared to the previous year's 3.00 billion. Earnings were 276.00 million, a decrease of -46.20%.

Financial Statements

News

Aurizon Holdings Ltd's Dividend Analysis

Aurizon Holdings Ltd's Dividend Analysis

2 months ago - GuruFocus

Aurizon wants to give investors money after 82pc profit jump

Aurizon could reward shareholders with higher dividends or share buybacks, chief executive Andrew Harding said.

2 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Aurizon CEO Says Buyback May be Possible as Outlook for Returns Improves

Australian rail-freight operator Aurizon Holdings may consider buying back shares, its chief executive said, after flagging a potential increase to shareholder returns next fiscal year.

2 months ago - The Wall Street Journal

Aurizon tips $300m into ‘land-bridging’

Aurizon plans to invest up to $300m in heavy haul locomotives, container wagons and harbour cranes as part of the expansion of its freight business through Port of Darwin.

7 months ago - Herald Sun Australia