Most readers would already know that Wesfarmers' (ASX:WES) stock increased by 6.8% over the past three months.

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SYDNEY— Wesfarmers Ltd. said its annual net profit fell by 1.2%, but signaled a strong recovery in trading conditions from its fiscal first half when it was disrupted by lockdowns to limit the ...

ALL 10 permanent staff at the former Mildura Target store will receive a one off payment as they transition to a new contract ...

Wesfarmers Limited's (ASX:WES) dividend will be increasing from last year's payment of the same period to A$1.03 on 5th of October. This will take the dividend yield to an attractive 3.7% ...

July 25 (Reuters) - Australian retail conglomerate Wesfarmers (WES.AX) said on Tuesday it will merge the business units of its budget department store Kmart and discount retailer Target as the ...

Wesfarmers' diversified portfolio provides exposure to many segments of the Australian economy. Even after the divestment of Coles, most of the conglomerate’s earnings are consumer-related.

Wesfarmers's stationery supplies chain, Officeworks, an initial beneficiary of the pandemic-driven rush to working from home, saw profit decline 18% due to stock shortages and store closures.

Wesfarmers generates significant cash flow, which comfortably finances capital expenditures. The balance sheet is conservatively structured, with pro forma net debt/ (net debt plus equity) below 20%.

Australian retail group Wesfarmers has seen results jump for the 2021 full year, reporting a 40% uplift in net profit after tax to AU$2.38 billion. Managing director Rob Scott reported the ...

SYDNEY—Wesfarmers Ltd. laid bare the potential pitfalls of owning assets as diverse as department stores and coal mines on Wednesday, saying it would take impairment charges of up to 2.3 billion ...