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as of 28 May 2026
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Djerriwarrh Investments (DJW) News

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Kalkine
Neutral
23 Sept

Could DJW (ASX:DJW) Stay in Focus After Its Latest Buy-Back Update Notification Update?

Highlights DJW has a fresh same-day disclosure focused on the Buy-Back Update Notification. The article places the event within the ASX Value Stocks category without forcing a broader claim. The copy separates confirmed information from later outcomes that still need company evidence. Daily buy-back notices record securities purchased, the cumulative total and the prices paid. DJW (ASX:DJW) is in focus after a same-day update centred on the Buy-Back Update Notification. The development gives ...

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Kalkine
Positive
11 Aug

Djerriwarrh Investments Announces DRP and DSSP Price at AUD 2.92 for Q4 Final Dividend

Djerriwarrh Investments Limited (ASX:DJW) has confirmed the Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRP) and Dividend Substitution Share Plan (DSSP) price at AUD 2.92 per security for its quarterly final dividend, with payment set for 27 August 2026. Key Points DRP and DSSP price established at AUD 2.92, based on the Volume Weighted Average Price over five trading days following the ex-dividend date Quarterly final dividend declared at AUD 0.04250000 per ordinary fully paid security for the period ending...

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Kalkine
Neutral
11 Aug

Can Djerriwarrh (ASX:DJW) Prove Option Income Distribution?

Highlights Djerriwarrh remains in focus as investors assess the current operating outlook through operating progress, a key indicator of whether current momentum can translate into durable operating progress. August reporting season is sharpening attention on distribution consistency and inflation resilience, helping investors distinguish headline activity from the underlying quality of the business outlook. A key risk is that early drawdowns can weaken later flexibility, which could weaken con...

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