WATCH: HomeChoice gives shareholders a reason to smile
Business Day TV speaks to HomeChoice CEO Sean Wibberley
14 March 2023 - 20:41
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HomeChoice has more than tripled its final payout, dishing out a dividend of 77c per share. This comes as headline earnings per share grew close to 42% during the full-year period. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Sean Wibberley for more insight on the performance.
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WATCH: HomeChoice gives shareholders a reason to smile
Business Day TV speaks to HomeChoice CEO Sean Wibberley
HomeChoice has more than tripled its final payout, dishing out a dividend of 77c per share. This comes as headline earnings per share grew close to 42% during the full-year period. Business Day TV spoke to CEO Sean Wibberley for more insight on the performance.
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