Ann: Final Dividend FY20, page-30

i read through the recent reports, so:
FY20 H1, NPAT $29.4m, up 23.8%, assuming FY20 H2 NPAT the same or slight higher, then FY20 NPAT would be around $59m, divided by all shares (there are 6.8% more shares this year from SPP), that's around 34c eps, which matchs the dividends 7.5c x 3 + 10.5c = 33c.
FY19 was actually quite good, without profit from the property sales, eps was 28-29c, up 40%+ compared to FY18, and the interim dividend was predicted based on FY18's data, that's why FY19's final dividend was so large. FY18's eps was 20c, so FY19 = 20/4 x 3 +13 = 28c, + 5c sp
I would say distributing the profit of old property and SPP were quite short sighted