Venture Corp has reported 2HFY2025 earnings $114 million, a drop of 6.1% over the year-earlier period. For the full year, earnings came in at $227 million, down 7.4% over the preceding FY2024.
Revenue in the same half-year ended Dec 2025 was $1.27 billion, down 5.8%, with full-year revenue of $2.53 billion, down 7.4%.
In the most recent 4QFY2025 earnings of $58.4 million, which was a sequential gain of 5.1% over 3QFY2025. Revenue in the same period was up 2.9% q-o-q to $645.5 million, which
Venture attributes to growth in its test and measurement instrumentation, and networking and communications technology domains.
Despite the lower full-year earnings, Venture plans to pay a higher dividend of 80 cents for the year. This consists of a final dividend of 50 cents, plus an interim dividend of 25 cents, and a special dividend of 5 cents already paid.
For context, in the preceding FY2021 to FY2024, the company paid 75 cents each year.
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As at Dec 31, Venture's net cash was $1,283.6 million.
This year, the company has set its sights on several areas to capture better growth momentum and that it is "seeing positive traction" with its customers.
The focus areas range from networking and communications to test and instrumentation and semiconductor, with demand underpinned by "strong growth" in hyperascale data-centres.
Venture Corp shares closed at $16.90 on Feb 26, down 0.059% for the day, but up 32.55% in the past year.
