Skip to navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerHelp using this website - Accessibility statement
  • JB Hi-Fi Limited

    Retailing of home consumer products that includes consumer electronics, software (including music, games and movies), whitegoods and appliances.

    JBH$75.060
     2.080 2.85%

    Data last updated:Aug 13, 2024 – 12.34pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

    Previous Close

    72.980

    Open

    74.770

    Day Range

    73.880 - 75.420

    52 Week Range

    43.400 - 75.420

    Volume

    382,392

    Value

    28,676,111

    Bid

    75.020

    Ask

    75.080

    Dividend Yield

    4.05%

    P/E Ratio

    16.11

    Market Cap

    8.209B

    Total Issue

    109,333,981

    ASX Announcements

    Ceasing to be a substantial holder

    Ceasing to be a substantial holder

    • Aug 13, 2024
    • 19 pages

    Sustainability Report - 2024

    Sustainability/Climate Action Report

    • Aug 12, 2024
    • 44 pages

    Market Sensitive

    Results Presentation - 2024 Full Year Results

    Preliminary Final Report, Company Presentation

    • Aug 12, 2024
    • 44 pages

    Market Sensitive

    Company Announcement - 2024 Full Year Results

    Preliminary Final Report, Trading Update, Asset Acquisition, Dividend Rate

    • Aug 12, 2024
    • 4 pages

    View all JBH announcements

    Yesterday

    JB Hi-Fi CEO Terry Smart.

    Jump in JB Hi-Fi sales fuels retail earnings optimism

    Investors predict better-than-expected earnings for retailers after months of soft trading.

    • Updated
    • Carrie LaFrenz
    The 2024 earnings season has kicked off.

    Chanticleer’s hits and misses from day one of earnings season

    Retailer JB Hi-Fi was the standout result on day one of earnings season. Here are the key things our Chanticleer columnists noticed today.

    • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
    JB Hi-Fi’s stock surge reflects a classic mismatch between expectations and reality.

    JB Hi-Fi’s results weren’t great. Here’s why its shares still soared

    The retailer’s stunning share price surge shouldn’t distract investors from the pressure we’re seeing on profit margins as the economy slows.

    • Updated
    • James Thomson
    xx

    JB Hi-Fi rallies; CFMEU jail warning; A luxury home agent speaks

    Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

    July

    The ACCC’s new target | What makes an elite CEO | Earnings season predictions

    This week on the Chanticleer podcast, Anthony and special guest companies editor Vesna Poljak look at the ACCC’s latest target, discuss what makes an elite CEO, and make some predictions on earnings season.

    Advertisement
    ACCC chairwoman Gina Cass-Gottlieb is hunting another trophy: JB Hi-Fi.

    The Good Guys debacle reveals inflation’s unexpected consequence

    When inflation peaked at 7.8 per cent 18 months ago, no one could’ve predicted how it would affect some of our big brands.

    • Anthony Macdonald
    The Good Guys is owned by JB Hi-Fi. The ACCC has claimed it misled customers over promotional in-store credit.

    Not so Good Guys: Electronics chain misled shoppers for years, says ACCC

    Customers at the JB Hi-Fi-owned chain may have purchased items which they might not have done otherwise, according to ACCC chair Gina Cass-Gottlieb.

    • Carrie LaFrenz
    Retail sales jumped unexpectedly in May.

    Three ASX stocks to ride out the retail rebound

    As retail sales data tops market expectations, Morningstar says some beaten-up retailer stocks may be ripe for a recovery.

    • Joshua Peach

    June

    The key to dividend investing is in understanding the cyclical and structural risks to a business’s cash flow.

    The top 20 stocks by dividend return this year

    Insurers, miners and fund managers were the top performers, but experts warn of income traps.

    • Lucy Dean
    South Australian Treasurer Stephen Mullighan.

    SA Labor says budget cash handout won’t hurt RBA inflation fight

    SA Treasurer Stephen Mullighan is adamant a $52 million one-off bonus payment to 25pc of households in June won’t fuel inflation.

    • Simon Evans
    Godfreys started in 1931 and collapsed in January. The retailer had 140 stores and 650 employees when it went bust.

    Godfreys creditors wiped out after plans to sell retailer collapse

    The company’s administrator, PwC, says it has succumbed to fierce price competition, souring consumer sentiment and a flawed strategy of buying out franchisees.

    • Simon Evans

    May

    Microsoft Surface Pro devices will feature a new AI assistant known as Copilot, which the company hopes will boost sales.

    Why Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi could be AI winners

    Microsoft is making big bets on faster, more sophisticated computers. Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Officeworks could be unexpected beneficiaries.

    • Jemima Whyte
    The lower inflation Jim Chalmers forecasts will require a sharper slowdown.

    Investors shouldn’t believe Chalmers on inflation just yet

    For inflation to get back to target by Christmas, more pockets of pain will have to emerge. But the corporate sector is holding up well. 

    • Updated
    • James Thomson
    Households are increasingly optimistic about their financial position. But retail spending remains weak.

    Shares smashed as optimistic shoppers prove no match for retail weakness

    JB Hi-Fi and Baby Bunting were among stocks to slide amid disappointing earnings. But new Barrenjoey analysis suggests that the worst may have passed.

    • Simon Evans and Tom Richardson

    April

    ‘Wealth effect’: the stocks that could gain from rising house prices

    Jarden highlights its best bets, saying homeowners feeling good about their property appreciation turn to spending more on big-ticket retail items.

    • Simon Evans
    Advertisement

    VanEck expects ASX to hit 8300 by the end of 2024

    The investment giant is betting on a comeback in real estate and retail stocks amid a more stable interest rate environment to help push the S&P/ASX 200 Index to eye-popping territory.

    • Updated
    • Joanne Tran

    March

    Dion Hershan, Katie Hudson and Tim Toohey of Yarra Capital.

    What it’s really like inside a fund manager’s morning meeting

    Chanticleer was given a rare look inside the morning meeting of Yarra Capital Management’s equity team. Here are four big themes that emerged.

    • James Thomson

    February

    The other obvious area where short sellers could be wrong is if there is a sharp increase in the lithium price as a result of an uptick in demand.

    Why short sellers could be wrong on Pilbara and IDP

    Short sellers are not always right, but investors need to understand their thinking, say the experts.

    • Mark Draper

    Macquarie’s $58m problem solver exits, plus nine more great opinion reads

    From Macquarie’s departing $58 million commodities trader to which side firms sit on the working from home fence. Here are 10 opinion pieces from the week.

    Economists are growing increasingly concerned about the slowing economy, while investors are looking well ahead.

    Economists and investors are deeply divided – it may not end well

    Investors pricing in tomorrow’s good news today may need to prepare for a test of faith, Barrenjoey’s Jo Masters says.

    • James Thomson

    Copyright © 2024. Company information displayed on The Australian Financial Review is sourced from Morningstar and ASX and is subject to their terms and conditions as set out in our Terms of Use. The Australian Financial Review does not accept any responsibility for the accuracy and/or completeness of such data or information.