AMC Stock Watch 2025: Key Trends and What Investors Should Know

June 24, 2025 12:56 PM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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Highlights

AMC share price dipped in early 2025 while BHP saw recovery signs

Dividend yields suggest different valuation dynamics

Both AMC and BHP are part of the broader ASX300 index

The 2025 market has presented a contrasting picture for two well-known ASX300 constituents — Amcor and BHP Group. Investors and market watchers have taken particular note of the recent movements in their share prices and how dividend yields reflect company performance. Here’s a closer look at how (AMC) and (BHP) are tracking this year and what it might indicate.

Amcor (ASX:AMC): Innovation and Valuation Signals

Amcor, a global packaging giant with operations in over 40 countries, has seen its share price decline by approximately 7.0% since the beginning of 2025. The company’s long history, dating back to the 1860s, and its focus on innovation in sustainable packaging have cemented its role as a major player in the global supply chain.

A quick method for assessing Amcor’s valuation is through its dividend yield. Currently, it offers a yield of around 5.30%, noticeably above its 5-year average of 4.38%. This suggests a potential undervaluation or market adjustments due to broader sector sentiment. In Amcor’s case, the dividend trend has shown growth, with last year’s payout exceeding its 3-year average, hinting at steady profitability.

BHP Group (ASX:BHP): Resource Strength and Steady Returns

Meanwhile, BHP Group, the renowned diversified resources company, has seen its share price move about 9.5% higher than its 52-week low. BHP’s operations span copper, iron ore, coal, and other key commodities essential to global infrastructure and energy sectors.

The company currently maintains a historical dividend yield of about 6.01%, slightly below its 5-year average of 6.86%. This implies a more stable or appreciating share price in 2025, contributing to a slight dip in yield. BHP's consistent dividend history continues to align with its long-standing reputation for capital discipline.

Both Amcor and BHP are notable components of the ASX300 index, which captures the performance of Australia’s largest and most liquid companies. Their current positioning within this benchmark suggests they remain central to diversified portfolios despite recent volatility.

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