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Fitch raises outlook for ANZ Bank New Zealand to positive

Fitch has raised the outlook on ANZ Bank New Zealand’s long-term issuer default ratings from “stable” to “positive”; the long-term IDR remains at A+ and the short-term IDRs at F1. The upgrade reflects the expectation of aligning the anchor rating for shareholder support with the parent company Australia and New Zealand Banking Group’s long-term IDR. This alignment is expected once the bank is permitted to issue loss-absorbing instruments to the parent company through the end of 2028. » More on de.investing.com
ANZ raises Q3 cash profit despite NZD 125m provision and improves capital ratio

ANZ reports a 1% rise in cash profit in the third quarter versus the quarterly average of the first half of 2026 (5% excluding a NZD 125m provision). Net interest margin increased slightly, CET1 ratio rose to 12.51% and the cost-to-income ratio was 49.66%. Loan and deposit growth remained solid, with business and retail banking contributing materially via 4% loan growth. Management confirms its 2026 cost and margin guidance, expects further upward pressure on the net interest margin in the second half and remains committed to integrating the Suncorp Bank. » More on de.investing.com
ANZ drives mortgage growth with aggressive investor rates

Macquarie reports that ANZ recorded strong mortgage growth in March after losing market share, driven by investor lending with an annualized increase of over 10%. The bank is offering interest-only investor loans 15–30 basis points below competitors and appears to be the only major bank paying a cashback to retain customers. At the same time, ANZ has raised term deposit rates by around 15 basis points above peer levels, which could indicate increased funding needs. Macquarie expects a small 2026 margin benefit from term deposits for the big banks but keeps the sector rating at “Underweight” due to default and volume risks. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, ANZ Banking has already paid €0.50 in dividends. The last payout was in July.

Financials

In the last quarter, ANZ Banking had revenue of €0 and net profit of -€18.18M

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	0	-
Gross profit	4.49M	266.98%
Net profit	-18.18M	82.58%
EBITDA	-17.92M	170.14%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€70.23K
Number of shares	39.16M
52-week high/low	€0.0412 - €0.000897
Dividend yield	3.81%
Dividends TTM	€0.97
Beta	2.52
P/E ratio	-12.84
PEG ratio	-0.25
P/B ratio	5.64
P/S ratio	0.00

Company profile

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited provides various banking and financial products and services in Australia and internationally. Its Australia Retail and Commercial division offers various products and services to consumer customers through the branch network, mortgage specialists, contact centers, self-service channels, and third-party brokers, as well as financial planning services. It also provides asset financing for medium to large commercial customers, agribusiness customers, small business owners, high net worth individuals, and family groups. The company's Institutional division offers documentary trade, supply chain and commodity financing, cash management solutions, deposits, payments, and clearing services; loan syndication, loan structuring and execution, project and export finance, debt structuring and acquisition finance, and corporate advisory services, as well as loan products; and risk management services. It serves governments, and global institutional and corporate customers. The company's New Zealand division provides banking and wealth management services to consumer, and private banking and small business banking customers through its Internet and app-based digital solutions, network of branches, mortgage specialists, relationship managers, and contact centers; and traditional relationship banking and financial solutions for medium to large enterprises, agricultural business segments, and government and government-related entities. Its Pacific division offers retail products, and traditional relationship banking and financial solutions. This division serves retail customers, small to medium-sized enterprises, institutional customers, and governments. Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited has a strategic partnership with Cashrewards Limited to launch Cashrewards MaxTM for Australia and New Zealand consumer credit and debit card holders. The company was founded in 1835 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.

Name	ANZ Banking
CEO	Diane Renee Garrett Mineral
Headquarters	Winnemucca, nv Australia
Website	anz.com.au
Sector	Financials
Industry	Banks
IPO	01/31/1988
Employees	56