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South32 (ASX: S32) Stock on 4 December 2025: Share Price, Cerro Matoso Exit, New ESG Director and 2026–2028 Outlook

South32 (ASX: S32) Stock on 4 December 2025: Share Price, Cerro Matoso Exit, New ESG Director and 2026–2028 Outlook

South32 shares rose to A$3.53 on the ASX on 4 December 2025, up about 4–5% intraday, following confirmation of the Cerro Matoso nickel refinery sale in Colombia for up to US$100 million. The company also appointed Geoff Healy as an independent director, citing his climate and sustainability experience.
South32 (ASX:S32) Share Price, Dividend and Forecast – December 2025 Outlook

South32 (ASX:S32) Share Price, Dividend and Forecast – December 2025 Outlook

South32 shares traded at A$3.22 on the ASX as of December 1, 2025, up 8% over three months but still down about 13% year-on-year. The miner reported a 75% jump in full-year underlying earnings to US$666 million, driven by higher alumina and copper output, despite a major impairment at the Mozal smelter and regulatory issues at its Hermosa project.

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  • GHCL Limited to Trade Ex-Dividend on June 18 with ₹12 Dividend Payment
    June 13, 2026, 11:31 PM EDT. GHCL Limited (NSE:GHCL) will trade ex-dividend on June 18, meaning shareholders must purchase shares before this date to qualify for the upcoming dividend payout of ₹12 per share on July 25. The stock currently trades at ₹430.45, offering a trailing dividend yield of approximately 2.8%. GHCL's dividend payout ratio is conservatively low at 24% of its profit after tax and covers just 27% of its free cash flow, indicating sustainable dividend payments. Additionally, the company has demonstrated a 10% average annual growth in earnings per share over the past five years, supporting future dividend increases and business growth.

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Kraft Heinz Shares Rally for Six Days—Is KHC a Buy Now?

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Kraft Heinz closed up 0.70% at $24.39, outpacing the S&P 500, as investors weighed its 6.6% dividend yield against falling organic sales, lower adjusted earnings, and cautious analyst targets; the next earnings update is seen as the key test for whether $600 million in marketing and R&D can revive growth and support the stock’s rebound.
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