Origin Energy Ltd · Dividends

ASX: ORG · Utilities · Diversified

A$10.62
At close 24 Jul 2026

Dividends per share

Per financial year, as reported in the accounts

Payment record

Totals paid and share of profit distributed

FY Per share Total paid Payout ratio
FY25 $0.58 $991.0M 67%
FY24 $0.47 $819.0M 59%
FY23 $0.33 $568.0M 54%
FY22 $0.18 $313.0M
FY21 $0.19 $341.0M
FY19 $0.09 $165.0M 14%
FY18 $2.0M 1%
FY17 $2.0M
FY16 $0.26 $418.0M
FY15 $0.43 $547.0M

Reading the payout ratio

The payout ratio is the share of net profit returned to shareholders as dividends. A ratio under ~70% generally leaves room to maintain the dividend through a weaker year; a ratio persistently near or above 100% means the company is paying out more than it earns, which is rarely sustainable. Per-share figures here are company-reported annual totals. Check the company's own announcements for franking credits and payment dates.

What is Origin Energy's (ORG) dividend history and payout ratio?

Origin Energy's per-share dividend has been inconsistent over the reported decade: $0.265 in FY2016, cut to a nominal $0.0011 in both FY2017 and FY2018, before rebuilding to $0.0938 in FY2019 and $0.2699 in FY2020. After easing to $0.1938 in FY2021 and $0.1785 in FY2022, the dividend has grown each year since, reaching $0.3301 in FY2023, $0.4756 in FY2024 and $0.577 in FY2025 — more than tripling from its FY2022 level.

The payout ratio has been volatile alongside swings in net income, turning negative in loss-making years such as FY2016 (-0.6656), FY2021 (-0.1495) and FY2022 (-0.219), and spiking to 5.7229 in FY2020 when a $475M dividend was paid against net income of only $83M. Since returning to sustained profitability, the payout ratio has settled into a more conventional range: 0.5384 in FY2023, 0.5863 in FY2024 and 0.6696 in FY2025, alongside net income of $1.1B, $1.4B and $1.5B in those respective years.

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Data is general information only, not financial advice. Figures are as reported in company filings (some ASX companies report in USD); share prices are AUD.