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WBC $33.59

20 MINUTE DELAYED

TODAY

-0.65 %

1 YEAR RETURN

0.00%

VOLUME

878,065

DIV YIELD

4.5%

PE RATIO

16.74

52 WEEK RANGE

27.11

35.27

ANALYSIS

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PERFORMANCE

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SHARE PRICE ACTIVITY
Last (Price)

33.59

Change

-0.22 (-0.65)

Bid / Ask

33.59 - 33.60

Volume

878,065

Turnover

29,577,552

Open

33.80

Day Range

33.52 - 33.85

VWAP

33.68

Prev Close

33.81

Last Trade

14/07 12:42pm (AEST)

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KEY INFORMATION
Sector

Financial

Shares Issued

3,414,645,450

NTA/Share

0.00

Last Dividend

0.76

Dividend Ex Date

08 MAY 2025

Dividend Pay Date

27 JUN 2025

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BROKER CALLS

current

Mean

3.50

Target Price

0.00

HOLD

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CURRENT ()
Revenue

21,588.00

EBITDA

23,340

Profit

7,113.00

Earnings Per Share (EPS)

0

Dividend Per Share (DPS)

0

Yield %

4.50

Market Cap

0

Price to Earnings Ratio (P/E)

16.74

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TARGET PRICE FORECAST

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ESTIMATES ()
Revenue

22,035.62

EBITDA

0.00

Profit

6,766.61

Earnings Per Share (EPS)

1.96

Dividend Per Share (DPS)

1.52

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BROKER CONSENSUS RECOMMENDATION

BUY

SELL

Target Price

0.00

Lt Growth Rate

0.00

Recommendation (HOLD)

3.50
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Business Summary

Westpac stands as Australia’s first bank, having started life in 1817 as the Bank of New South Wales. Since then, it has grown to become one of the country’s ‘Big Four’ (servicing more than 13-million customers) and one of the largest banks in New Zealand. These two countries remain Westpac’s primary focus (indeed - it is rolling back some of its global interests as part of a simplification process). Its offering spans business, institutional and consumer banking. However, the bank now also provides a suite of financial management and wealth building services, which complement the company’s goal to help its customers succeed. Westpac aims to ‘back a stronger Australia’ and to that end has set out a 2021- 2023 Sustainability Strategy.

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