Category: ASX:WBC

ASX:WBC

Westpac (WBC) rallies on FY23 results, buyback

WBC +1.95%: Rallied today after delivering a largely inline FY23 result, although the $1.5bn on market share buy-back announced was a positive surprise while they also made better progress on costs.

ASX:WBC 09/05/2022

Westpac (WBC) shares buck market weakness with strong 1H

WBC +3.23%: A strong 1H22 result this morning from Westpac beating consensus expectations by ~6%.Cash NPAT of $3.1bn was ahead of the $2.9bn expected.

ASX:WBC 03/02/2022

Westpac (WBC) kicks off reporting for the banks

WBC +2.28%: the first of the banks to present the quarterly update and they led the way with a strong result.

ASX:WBC 01/11/2021

Westpac (WBC) shares smashed on cost pressure

WBC -7.36%: Reported full year results this morning that were underwhelming.

ASX:WBC 03/05/2021

Westpac (WBC) shares rise on 1H result

Westpac has this morning reported 1H21 results ahead of ANZ on Wednesday & NAB on Thursday. The result is a strong one with the following metrics:

ASX:WBC 03/11/2020

Westpac full year weighed by costs

ASX:WBC 25/09/2020

Westpac cops biggest fine in Australian corporate history

ASX:WBC 05/05/2020

Westpac (WBC) shareholders unlikely to see dividend

ASX:ANZ 07/06/2019

Bank Valuations and the RBA rate cut

ASX:WBC 19/03/2019

Westpac (WBC) finally lets go of the wealth division

ASX:ANZ 06/03/2019

Reporting Season Wrap: The Banking Sector

ASX:BOQ 18/02/2019

Westpac (ASX: WBC) contrasts Bank of Queensland (ASX: BOQ)

ASX:APX 16/01/2019

Midday Movers: A subdued session on the local market

ASX:ANZ 18/10/2018

Are Aussie banks cheap enough?

ASX:WBC 04/09/2018

ASIC strike a deal with Westpac (ASX:WBC)

ASX:ANZ 16/05/2018

Are bank dividends sustainable?

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