Seven Group Holdings Limited (ASX: SVW)

Australia flag Australia · Delayed Price · Currency is AUD
38.87
-0.32 (-0.82%)
May 17, 2024, 4:10 PM AEST
62.03%
Market Cap 14.99B
Revenue (ttm) 10.41B
Net Income (ttm) 465.90M
Shares Out 363.50M
EPS (ttm) 1.26
PE Ratio 28.58
Forward PE 16.64
Dividend 0.46 (1.18%)
Ex-Dividend Date Mar 11, 2024
Volume 696,146
Open 38.90
Previous Close 39.19
Day's Range 38.84 - 39.56
52-Week Range 23.16 - 42.28
Beta 1.22
Analysts n/a
Price Target 40.04 (+3.01%)
Earnings Date Aug 15, 2024

About Seven Group Holdings

Seven Group Holdings Limited engages in the heavy equipment sales and service, equipment hire, construction materials, media, broadcasting, and energy assets businesses. It operates through WesTrac, Coates, Boral, Energy, Media Investments, and Other Investments segments. The company operates as a Caterpillar dealer providing heavy equipment sales and support services. It also provides a range of general and specialist equipment on hire to various markets, including engineering, building construction and maintenance, mining and resources, manuf... [Read more]

Industry Conglomerates
Sector Industrials
CEO Ryan Kerry Stokes A.O., B.Com., BComm, FAIM
Country Australia
Stock Exchange Australian Securities Exchange
Ticker Symbol SVW
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2023, SVW's revenue was 9.63 billion, an increase of 20.13% compared to the previous year's 8.01 billion. Earnings were 596.60 million, an increase of 6.84%.

Financial Statements

News

Australia’s Seven Group Said to Consider Takeover of Cleanaway Waste

Australian industrial conglomerate Seven Group Holdings Ltd. is exploring an acquisition of Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd., one of the country’s biggest waste disposal firms, people familiar with the...

26 days ago - Financial Post

Australia's Boral backs Seven Group's improved $980 mln offer

Australia's Boral recommended on Friday that investors accept an up to A$1.5 billion ($980.70 million) takeover offer from its largest shareholder Seven Group Holdings , after negotiating an increase ...

5 weeks ago - Reuters

Why Paradice is backing Seven Group’s bid for Boral

Mid cap investor Jovana Gagic says Kerry Stokes’ conglomerate has a good track record in buying controlling stakes, and reveals why she’s bullish on Orica and Pro Medicus.

5 weeks ago - The Australian Financial Review

Grant Samuel concedes it got Boral valuation wrong in win for Stokes

But the building materials group’s independent directors are still recommending shareholders reject a $1.9 billion takeover offer lobbed by Seven Group.

6 weeks ago - The Australian Financial Review

Seven attacks Boral deal expert over ‘fundamental errors’

Seven Group, controlled by billionaire Kerry Stokes, has stepped up the pressure in its push to buy out the rest of cement and asphalt group Boral.

7 weeks ago - The Australian Financial Review

Boral independent directors say Stokes’ bid undervalues group

Boral’s minority shareholders have been urged to reject the bid from Seven Group, based on an independent expert finding the shares are worth up to $7.13.

2 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Seven Group Holdings Ltd Annual Shareholders Meeting Transcript

Seven Group Holdings Ltd Annual Shareholders Meeting Transcript

2 months ago - GuruFocus

Kerry Stokes’ Seven Group bids to take full control of Boral

Seven Group, which owns 71.6 per cent of Boral, has made a scrip and cash bid at $6.05 per share, saying it has “compelling rationale” for Stokes-run business.

3 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Stokes seeks to mop up Boral with $6.25 offer; BJ and Mac on ticket

Seven Group Holdings put a cash-and-scrip bid to Boral shareholders on Monday, 2½ years after it cornered about 70 per cent of the register and sparked expectations of a mop-up bid.

3 months ago - The Australian Financial Review

Ryan Stokes warms to gas pact with WA billionaires

Ryan Stokes raised the prospect of Seven, Hancock and MinRes working together on onshore gas production as Seven Group goes from strength-to-strength.

3 months ago - The Australian Financial Review