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Earnings call transcript: Aurizon FY 2026 profit rises as stock falls 10%

Earnings call transcript: Aurizon FY 2026 profit rises as stock falls 10%

Aurizon Holdings reported a sharp rise in FY 2026 underlying profit, with earnings per share up 29% and underlying EBITDA climbing 9% to AUD 1.7 billion. However, the company's shares fell 9.86% to $3.75 in recent trading, as investors focused on softer FY 2027 coal earnings and ongoing capital spending. The dividend was increased to AUD 0.23 a share, and the company completed a AUD 250 million buyback, extending its record of 16 consecutive years of dividend payments.

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