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Lets be generous and say they could eke out $50 million profit each and every year"LOL that's not being generous at all
UBS is currently forecasting that Zip's bottom line could reach $128 million in FY26, rising to $195 million in FY27, climb again to $247 million in FY28 and finally rise to $286 million in FY29.
If Zip is able to hit those profit forecasts, then UBS is predicting that the ASX buy now, pay later share could start paying a dividend to shareholders.
In FY28, Zip is projected to make earnings per share (EPS) of 19 cents and pay a dividend per share of 9 cents.
Then, in FY29, UBS is forecasting Zip could make EPS of 22 cents and pay an annual dividend per share of 9 cents.
Excluding possible franking credits, the dividend forecast implies Zip could pay a dividend yield of around 3%.
UBS knows
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