Wesfarmers Limited (WFAFY)
| Market Cap | 68.37B |
| Revenue (ttm) | 29.96B |
| Net Income (ttm) | 1.92B |
| Shares Out | n/a |
| EPS (ttm) | 1.69 |
| PE Ratio | 35.64 |
| Forward PE | 36.64 |
| Dividend | 0.55 (1.79%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | Mar 3, 2025 |
| Volume | 10,586 |
| Average Volume | 56,703 |
| Open | 30.06 |
| Previous Close | 30.45 |
| Day's Range | 30.06 - 30.34 |
| 52-Week Range | 20.08 - 30.97 |
| Beta | 0.76 |
| RSI | 60.24 |
| Earnings Date | Aug 28, 2025 |
About Wesfarmers
Wesfarmers Limited engages in the retail business in Australia, New Zealand, and internationally. The company sells outdoor living and building materials, as well as home, garden, and lifestyle improvement products; apparel and general merchandise, including toys and consumables, as well as leisure, entertainment, and soft home products; and office products and solutions, such as stationery, technology, furniture, art supplies, and learning and development resources, as well as print and create, and technical support services through its Office... [Read more]
Financial Performance
In 2025, Wesfarmers's revenue was 45.70 billion, an increase of 3.42% compared to the previous year's 44.19 billion. Earnings were 2.93 billion, an increase of 14.43%.
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Wesfarmers Limited 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation
Wesfarmers Limited (WFAFF) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Wesfarmers reports FY results
Wesfarmers CEO says cost pressures are 'getting a bit better' for Australian consumers
Rob Scott, Managing Director and CEO of Wesfarmers, discusses the Australian conglomerate's FY25 results, saying that moderating inflation and a cut to interest rates are helping the retail environmen...
Bunnings’ ‘sad statistic’ goes to heart of Victoria’s crime problem
Wesfarmers chief executive Rob Scott says crime and taxes are weighing on the Victorian operations of his Bunnings, Kmart and Officeworks chains.
Wesfarmers chairman to retire, former BHP chairman to take over
Wesfarmers, the group behind Bunnings and Kmart, has announced a surprise special dividend and the appointment of Ken MacKenzie as its chairman.
Wesfarmers posts 4% rise in annual profit, announces additional $1.1 billion capital return
Wesfarmers , Australia's biggest non-food retailer, reported a near 4% rise in its annual profit on Thursday, driven by strong performances in its retail divisions, and announced an additional A$1.7 b...
Meet the boss spreading Shakespeare from prisons to the C-suite
The new executive director of Bell Shakespeare has seen the Bard benefit everyone from Telstra and Wesfarmers execs to juvenile offenders.
From Seek to Wesfarmers, major audits up for grabs as firms circle
Some of the market’s most lucrative and long-held contracts are being fought over as professional services rivals try to nab millions of dollars in new work.
Wesfarmers boss among 10 cut from Brisbane Olympics committee
Wesfarmers chief Rob Scott and three former Olympians were among the 10 people booted from the organising committee to streamline operations.
Australian government loans $100m to install EV chargers and solar panels at Bunnings and Officeworks stores
Work to upgrade facilities at Bunnings and Officeworks sites is expected to be completed by the end of this year Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Wesfarmers has secured a $...
Wesfarmers switches Kmart boss John Gualtieri into Officeworks role
After more than six years in the top job at Officeworks, Sarah Hunter will be succeeded by Gualtieri, who has worked at Wesfarmers since 2008.
Wesfarmers’ annual show and tell is all about what’s next
Is Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott foxing? Maybe. But that doesn’t mean investors shouldn’t focus on Bunnings and Kmart.
Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott targets growth in Kmart’s Anko brand
The chief executive of the Perth-based company welcomed the RBA rate cut, but says shoppers are still doing it tough.
Wesfarmers CEO says trade friction could cut prices for shoppers
Wesfarmers boss says his company is well-placed to weather any fallout from the US-China trade war.
Secret six-figure payout to banker suspected of child porn
Gresham and its shareholder Wesfarmers later engaged law firms to investigate. A decade later, the executive was cleared of having child exploitation material.
Wesfarmers tests premium Priceline conversion with new Atomica brand
The retailing powerhouse sees an opportunity in the market between supermarket beauty aisles and chains like Mecca and Sephora. It will have 5 stores by July 1.
Wesfarmers outlines growth opportunities amid 18-month lithium ramp-up and expanding retail initiatives
Wesfarmers Limited (WFAFF) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Australia's Wesfarmers sees tariff inflation risk as profit beats forecast
Australia's biggest non-food retailer Wesfarmers said it may raise prices as a soft local dollar drives up supply costs and warned on Thursday that tariffs ordered by U.S. President Donald Trump may s...
Guzman, Wesfarmers to deliver upbeat earnings for Australian discretionary retailers
Australia's discretionary retailers are expected to report improved half-yearly earnings, investors said, as easing inflation and tax cuts encouraged weary consumers to start spending again.
ASX 200 LIVE: Australian shares open higher. Wesfarmers jumps. IGO shuts Kwinana lithium plant. Rio Tinto iron ore exports hit. Retail stocks rally.
Shares edge up; bitcoin slips; Boeing profits hammered; Rio’s iron ore port hit; IGO Kwinana losses; 4DMedical’s Qscan deal; Synlait’s “return to profit”.
Catch, Australian online retailer owned by Wesfarmers, to shut down; 190 jobs to be axed
Catch, an Australian e-commerce platform acquired by Wesfarmers in 2019, will close down, leading to about 200 job losses due to tough competition from Amazon and Temu. The logistics centres will be t...
Why Wesfarmers killed Catch.com.au
For a brief moment, it seemed Wesfarmers had found a winner when it bought online retail pioneer Catch Group. But it got two things wrong.
Wesfarmers to shut Catch amid stiff competition from Temu, Amazon
The rise of big international retailers has prompted company boss Rob Scott to wind down the loss-making marketplace, saying it’s the “right thing for shareholders”.