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GWA Group Limited

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Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Sep 6, 2024
  • 3 pages

Market Sensitive

FY24 Results Presentation

Preliminary Final Report, Company Presentation, Web Casts

  • Aug 19, 2024
  • 36 pages

Market Sensitive

FY24 Results Media Release

Preliminary Final Report, Dividend Rate

  • Aug 19, 2024
  • 2 pages

Dividend/Distribution - GWA

Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Aug 19, 2024
  • 4 pages

Market Sensitive

Preliminary Final Report

Preliminary Final Report, Full Year Accounts, Full Year Audit Review, Full Year Directors' Statement, Full Year Directors' Report, Dividend Record Date, Dividend Pay Date, Dividend Rate

  • Aug 19, 2024
  • 90 pages

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August

Barrenjoey chief economist Jo Masters says the NZ economy is incredibly challenging, but expects the slowdown will be softened by a series of rate cuts.

NZ gloom weighs on ASX-listed companies

Earnings season has revealed how tough conditions are in New Zealand. The question is what that means for Australia.

  • Jemima Whyte
Lendlease chief executive Tony Lombardo’s strategy reset for the property giant is off to a solid start.

Lendlease’s calm after the storm heads Monday’s results highlights

A few months is a long time for a CEO – just ask Lendlease, Suncorp or Ampol, businesses changing rapidly. Here is Chanticleer’s take on the day’s earnings calls.

  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald

August 2023

Michael Tsolakis, who runs Sydney construction group Beltam Projects, says families are looking for ways of reducing the costs to renovations.

Renovators put the brakes on $11b market as costs crunch spending

GWA Group, one of the country’s largest suppliers of bathroom and kitchen products, says it expects the segment to remain subdued until next year.

  • Simon Evans, Carrie LaFrenz and Michael Bleby

August 2022

Corporate Travel breaks dividend drought

The company says a bump in the past quarter and a brighter outlook means it can restart its payouts to shareholders.

  • Liam Walsh
GWA is forecasting the market for renovations to remain strong.

Toilet maker GWA lifts prices by biggest rate in years

Maker of Caroma toilets and Clark kitchen sinks says freight prices have bumped up, requiring it to offset costs.

  • Liam Walsh
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February 2022

BHP CEO Mike Henry and CFO David Lamont at the company’s global headquarters in Melbourne.

BHP primed for a decade of inflation

Australian commodity exporters could be the beneficiary of what the world’s biggest miner expects will be 10 years of inflationary pressures.

  • Peter Ker, Simon Evans and Ronald Mizen
Pent-up demand is fuelling growth, but costs are rising at the same time.

What we learnt: The great juggle between costs and growth has begun

Whether you’re selling toilets (GWA), salmon (Tassal), advertising (Seven West Media and Seek) or scrap metals (Sims) demand is rising. But so are costs. 

  • Updated
  • James Thomson

All the profit results for February 15, 2022

Results briefing | News and analysis on today’s profit results from BHP, Atomos, Ansell, Cardinale, Dexus, Elmo Software, GWA, Lifestyle Communities, Money3, Reckon, Seven West, Seek, Sims and Tassal.  Find updated reports and analysis here.

  • Andrew Hobbs

This company chartered ships to tackle supply chain crisis

GWA, maker of Caroma toilets and Clark kitchen sinks, has also pumped through price rises to set off spiking freight costs.

  • Liam Walsh

August 2021

GWA chief executive Urs Meyerhans.

Pandemic lifts one seat for toilet maker GWA, closes another

The maker of Coroma toilets and Clark kitchen taps has suffered a drop in profit and predicted a mixed bag for next year.

  • Liam Walsh

July 2021

Metals distributor and processor Vulcan Steel has Credit Suisse and UBS helping with its pitch to potential investors.

Vulcan steels for $1b float: maiden pitch to Aussie funds

Privately-owned Australasian steel products distributor Vulcan Steel made its maiden pitch to Australian fund managers on Monday.

  • Anthony Macdonald and Yolanda Redrup

March 2021

Tim Salt, helping with transition this financial year.

GWA boss resigns in surprise for market, board

The chairman says the company retains strong management after the CEO departed a job that earned him $1.7m last year.

  • Liam Walsh

February 2021

Tim Salt, GWA managing director.

GWA sees home market recovery but commercial lags

Toilet and tap maker GWA forecasts recovery in residential markets from March, but warned higher-margin work for commercial buildings will remain subdued.

  • Liam Walsh

August 2020

The S&P/ASX 200 index declined 0.8 per cent, or 49 points, to finish at 6076.40.

Banks pull ASX lower, retailers advance

The results from Bendigo and Adelaide Bank have cast more doubt over dividend payouts in the sector.

  • Sarah Turner
The outlook for residential construction was in the spotlight on Monday.

What we learnt: COVID-19 clouds property outlook

BlueScope says it can win from COVID-related shifts in residential construction. GWA is bracing for housing weakness. It's a puzzle for investors to solve. 

  • Updated
  • James Thomson
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GWA's Tim Salt: The lockdown triggered a shift away from big renovations into smaller do-it-yourself activity.

GWA sees bleak times ahead for virus-hit housing market

Maker of Caroma toilets and Dorf tapfittings calls for changes to federal government HomeBuilder subsidy.

  • Liam Walsh

March 2020

GWA managing director Tim Salt says suppliers in China are producing normally and the company has been receiving goods that shipped from China “since early February and have inbound containers on the water”.

OK but up in the air: Virus clouds outlook for 'busy' firms

One analyst says the market is now experiencing a new form of sovereign risk, which is rupturing forecasts.

  • Liam Walsh

February 2020

GWA chief executive Tim Salt: Fund manager Investor Mutual believes his background in consumer goods will help the company transition to a 'brand development company'' rather than a manufacturer.

Why there's more to GWA than green washing

Tap and toilet manufacturer GWA International is among the sharemarket's most shorted stocks. It's also attracting investors who see potential in the company's role in greening office buildings.

  • Jemima Whyte

Why a Bendigo-BOQ merger makes sense; Brambles' inflation problem

Bendigo and Adelaide Bank's investment challenge suggests scale could be crucial to taking it to the big four.

  • James Thomson

GWA Group sees growth from 2021

GWA Group's first-half sales dropped but the maker of Caroma and Dorf bathroom fixtures says it is outperforming the property market.

  • Liam Walsh

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