Australian Foundation Investment Company
‘Still ahead of the index’: AFIC’s Mirrabooka hit hard by market turbulence
Mirrabooka – an arm of the Australian Foundation Investment Company (AFIC) shed 20.9 per cent last financial year.
- Lachlan Abbott
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Investors betting on COVID-19 recovery within two to three years: AFIC
The chief executive of Australia’s largest listed investment company says investors believe there will be a recovery from COVID-19 within the next two to three years.
- Charlotte Grieve
'We’re careful about what we invest in': AFIC stays cautious amid IPO boom
The Australian Foundation Investment Company has met with dozens of IPO hopefuls over the past six months but only backed one. Why?
- Charlotte Grieve
'Fully invested': AFIC props up final payout, waits for value to return to ASX
Australian Foundation Investment Company has booked a hefty drop in income after many listed companies cancelled their dividend payouts amid the first wave of the pandemic.
- Lucy Battersby
Earnings season a key test for 'full' market
The country's biggest listed investment company says a surge in share prices this month has left valuations feeling 'full'.
- Clancy Yeates
Blue-chip investment vehicles struggle to beat market returns
They have been around for decades and their shareholders swear by them, but are the big listed investment companies all they are cracked up to be?
- John Collett
Labor franking policy helps boost AFIC profit
A listed investment company popular among retirees has seen its profit jump nearly 46 per cent thanks to share buy-backs and Labor’s franking credit refund policy.
- Lucy Battersby
Westpac shows the way for banks to beat Labor on franking
Paying three dividends in one year has been hailed as a tactic that others could follow.
- Lucy Battersby
'Let's just pay it out': Companies send $600m to investors to beat Labor
A raft of prominent big miners, investment and other companies rushed through more than $600 million special dividends at their half-year results.
- Sumeyya Ilanbey
AFIC delivers franking credits before they disappear
Investment company sells of a big slice of heavyweight miner Rio Tinto and trims BHP holdings to capture franking credits for shareholders.
- Stephen Miles
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