Why Elders' (ASX:ELD) shares tumbled 20% today

November 14, 2022 03:47 PM AEDT | By Bhawna Gupta
 Why Elders' (ASX:ELD) shares tumbled 20% today
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Highlights

  • Elders shared its full-year results on ASX today (14 November).
  • At 2.45 PM AEDT, Elders’ shares were found trading at AU$10.59 apiece, down 20.08% on ASX.

Shares of Elders Limited (ASX:ELD) were crashing today (14 November).At 2.45 PM AEDT, the company's shares were found trading at AU$10.59 apiece, down 20.08% on ASX.

This underperforms ASX 200 index, which was 0.015% down at 7,156.80 points today.

Why are Elders' shares down today?

Elders shared its full-year results on ASX today.

Following the announcement, the investors have been selling the company's shares. Till 3.05 PM AEDT, around 5.05 million shares have traded on ASX today.

A look at Elders' financial report card

Elders recorded an overall profit before tax of AU$223.5 million, an increase of 42% from FY21. According to the company’s ASX statement, the recognition of income tax expense as of 1 October 2021 affected the preceding year's comparability, resulting in a statutory profit after tax of AU$162.9 million.

Elders' return on capital (ROC) of 26.2%, which was up 3.7% from FY21 and far beyond the company's 15% goal stated in its Eight Point Plan strategy, was a noteworthy achievement.

The total dividends declared for the year amount to 56 cents partially franked (30%), up from 42 cents partially franked (20%) in FY21. The final payout is 28 cents per ordinary share.

The Rural Products division performed better than anticipated, with an AU$383.1 million gross margin, a 35% increase from FY21. In addition to leveraging the advantages of favourable seasonal conditions, this increase was driven by the continuous emphasis on the backward integration strategy.


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