Keith Stanley

Jeremy Tonet

Ned Baramov

Spiro Dounis

Sumantra Banerjee

Zackery Van Everen

Daniel Boyd

Daniel Jones

Daniel Kutz

Eli Jossen

Elvira Scotto

Gabriel Moreen

Jeanine Wai

Manav Gupta

Michael Blum

Wade Suki

Zack Van Everen

- Wesfarmers reported a **14.4%** increase in net profit to **A$2.93 billion** for the 2025 fiscal year, with revenue rising **3.4%** to **A$45.7 billion**.  **[1423902_b7282b3d6dd4402b956c87ee50de100d]** 
- The company declared a final dividend of **A$1.11 per share**, bringing the full-year payout to **A$2.06 per share**, a **4%** increase.  **[1423902_b7282b3d6dd4402b956c87ee50de100d]** 
- A special distribution of **A$1.50 per share** was announced, potentially bringing total shareholder returns to approximately **A$1.7 billion**, subject to shareholder approval.  **[1423902_b7282b3d6dd4402b956c87ee50de100d]** 
- Profit growth was primarily driven by strong performance in its retail divisions, Bunnings and Kmart, despite challenges in its chemicals, energy, and fertiliser units.  **[1423902_b7282b3d6dd4402b956c87ee50de100d]** 
- Wesfarmers expects fiscal year 2026 to be transitional due to the ramp-up of its lithium project and announced a leadership change with Ken MacKenzie set to succeed Michael Chaney as chairman next year.  **[1423902_b7282b3d6dd4402b956c87ee50de100d]**

Wesfarmers Reports FY 2025 Financial Results and Special Distribution

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