What’s up with ANZ (ASX:ANZ) shares after FY22 earnings update?

2 min read | October 28, 2022 11:44 AM AEDT | By Ritwika

Highlights: 

  • Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) released its FY22 results on Thursday (27 October 2022). 
  • ANZ declared a proposed final dividend worth 74 Australian cents to its eligible shareholders. 

Shares of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ASX:ANZ) was spotted buzzing in the green territory on Friday morning after the company released its full year FY22 results yesterday (27 October 2022) reporting a 12% gain in its statutory income from operating activities.

The bank was trading 0.040% higher at AU$25.00 per share on the ASX at 11:03 AM AEST today (28 October 2022). 

 

Further details of ANZ’s FY22 results 

In its full-year FY22 results, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group reported delivering a 12% higher statutory operating income of AU$19,426 million from its continuing operations. In addition, the bank’s statutory profit attributable to shareholders was up by 16% in the given period, to AU$7,119 million. 

ANZ’s cash profit gained by 5% to AU$6,496 million and cash profit from continuing operations gained by 5% to AU$6,515 in FY22.

ANZ’s dividend distribution plan

The board of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group has proposed to pay a fully franked final dividend worth 74 Australian cents to its eligible shareholders based on its earnings in FY22. 

In addition to that, the bank also declared a fully franked interim dividend of 72 Australian cents per share for its eligible shareholders. 

The record date for the proposed final dividend is 8 November 2022, and the payment is expected to be made on 15 December 2022. 

FY22 results of ANZ New Zealand

Other than this, ANZ also came out with the full-year FY22 results for its New Zealand unit today. The update revealed that ANZ New Zealand made a cash net profit after tax worth AU$2,064 million in FY22, up by 8% from the previous corresponding period.

Antonia Watson, Chief Executive, ANZ Bank New Zealand, said:


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