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Market Cap $8.24 billion
P/E Ratio 23.13
Dividend Yield 3.52%
Shares Outstanding 65.40 million
Earnings per share 5.275
Dividend per share 4.30
Year To Date Return -52.37%
Earnings Yield 4.32%
Franking 85
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  • Cochlear Ltd (ASX: COH)
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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Yes, Cochlear Ltd has historically paid two fully franked dividends a year.

    Cochlear Ltd generally pays its dividends in April and October. 

    Cochlear Ltd listed on the ASX on 4 December 1995.

    Dividend Payment History Data provided by Morningstar.

    Data provided by Morningstar.
    Ex-Date Amount Franking Type Payable
    19 Mar 2026 $2.1500 85.00% Interim 13 Apr 2026
    18 Sep 2025 $2.1500 85.00% Final 13 Oct 2025
    20 Mar 2025 $2.1500 80.00% Interim 14 Apr 2025
    17 Sep 2024 $2.1000 80.00% Final 10 Oct 2024
    21 Mar 2024 $2.0000 70.00% Interim 15 Apr 2024
    18 Sep 2023 $1.7500 70.00% Final 11 Oct 2023
    21 Mar 2023 $1.5500 35.00% Interim 14 Apr 2023
    21 Sep 2022 $1.4500 40.00% Final 17 Oct 2022
    28 Mar 2022 $1.5500 0.00% Interim 21 Apr 2022
    23 Sep 2021 $1.4000 0.00% Final 18 Oct 2021
    25 Mar 2021 $1.1500 0.00% Interim 20 Apr 2021
    19 Sep 2019 $1.7500 100.00% Final 14 Oct 2019
    25 Mar 2019 $1.5500 100.00% Interim 16 Apr 2019
    17 Sep 2018 $1.6000 100.00% Final 10 Oct 2018
    19 Mar 2018 $1.4000 100.00% Interim 12 Apr 2018
    19 Sep 2017 $1.0000 100.00% Final 11 Oct 2017
    15 Mar 2017 $1.3000 100.00% Interim 06 Apr 2017
    07 Sep 2016 $1.2000 100.00% Final 29 Sep 2016
    10 Mar 2016 $1.1000 100.00% Interim 01 Apr 2016
    02 Sep 2014 $1.2700 20.00% Final 25 Sep 2014
    20 Feb 2006 $0.4500 100.00% Interim 14 Mar 2006
    26 Aug 2005 $0.4500 100.00% Final 22 Sep 2005
    19 Feb 2004 $0.3500 100.00% Interim 17 Mar 2004

    COH ASX Announcements

    An announcement is considered as "Price Sensitive" if it is thought that it may have an impact on the price of the security.

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    About Cochlear Ltd

    Cochlear Ltd (ASX: COH) is the world's leading cochlear implant device manufacturer with around half of global market share.

    The company was founded in Australia in 1983 to commercialise implants pioneered by Melbourne researcher Dr Graeme Clark, but later became a separate entity.

    Developed markets contribute the bulk of Cochlear's group revenue with cochlear implants the standard of care for children with severe to profound hearing loss. The company is also catering for a growing cohort of seniors when standard hearing aid technology loses its effectiveness.

    Cochlear's main products include cochlear implants, bone-anchored hearing devices, and associated sound processors. The vast majority of Cochlear's revenue is derived from overseas, with the US and Europe by far the company's two largest markets.

     

    COH Share Price History Data provided by Morningstar.

    Data provided by Morningstar.
    Date Close Change % Change Volume Open High Low
    06 Aug 2026 $125.99 $3.99 3.27% 349,096 $122.32 $126.47 $122.24
    05 Aug 2026 $122.00 $-0.32 -0.26% 414,036 $122.32 $123.42 $119.69
    04 Aug 2026 $122.32 $1.58 1.31% 506,731 $123.99 $124.74 $121.68
    03 Aug 2026 $120.74 $0.80 0.67% 198,654 $120.33 $121.05 $119.62
    31 Jul 2026 $119.94 $-2.26 -1.85% 303,719 $120.00 $120.98 $118.74
    30 Jul 2026 $122.20 $-0.30 -0.24% 324,449 $124.41 $124.62 $121.41
    29 Jul 2026 $122.50 $2.62 2.19% 349,048 $123.98 $125.20 $121.34
    28 Jul 2026 $119.88 $5.38 4.70% 368,167 $115.03 $119.88 $115.03
    27 Jul 2026 $114.50 $2.89 2.59% 216,602 $112.00 $115.07 $112.00
    24 Jul 2026 $111.61 $-0.50 -0.45% 275,390 $110.39 $113.04 $108.98
    23 Jul 2026 $112.11 $-0.08 -0.07% 502,278 $110.00 $113.10 $109.50
    22 Jul 2026 $112.19 $-5.81 -4.92% 675,665 $116.22 $116.62 $112.19
    21 Jul 2026 $118.00 $-1.00 -0.84% 425,699 $117.81 $120.28 $117.01
    20 Jul 2026 $119.00 $-0.48 -0.40% 311,484 $121.50 $122.44 $118.09
    17 Jul 2026 $119.48 $-3.79 -3.07% 593,176 $120.35 $123.28 $116.22
    16 Jul 2026 $123.27 $-0.73 -0.59% 384,413 $123.00 $125.45 $122.71
    15 Jul 2026 $124.00 $0.80 0.65% 262,692 $122.00 $124.01 $121.56
    14 Jul 2026 $123.20 $1.90 1.57% 268,957 $121.38 $123.62 $120.58
    13 Jul 2026 $121.30 $-0.32 -0.26% 233,260 $122.14 $122.81 $120.76
    10 Jul 2026 $121.62 $-2.06 -1.67% 266,704 $123.00 $123.62 $120.86
    09 Jul 2026 $123.68 $-1.14 -0.91% 264,250 $125.00 $125.98 $123.04
    08 Jul 2026 $124.82 $-2.23 -1.76% 504,953 $125.51 $126.50 $121.47
    07 Jul 2026 $127.05 $-0.81 -0.63% 473,655 $125.88 $127.73 $125.33

    Director Transactions Data provided by Morningstar.

    Data provided by Morningstar.
    Date Director Type Amount Value Notes
    19 Feb 2026 Bruce Robinson AC Buy 253 $50,149
    On-market trade.
    18 Feb 2026 Karen Penrose Buy 100 $20,122
    On-market trade.
    16 Feb 2026 Richard Freudenstein Buy 485 $98,750
    On-market trade.
    02 Sep 2025 Dig Howitt Sell 849 $254,708
    On-market trade.
    29 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Sell 3,101 $935,261
    As advised by the company. NO NOC
    29 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Issued 3,950 $918,454
    Exercise of options.
    29 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Exercise 3,950 $918,454
    Exercise of options.
    28 Aug 2025 Michael del Prado Buy 75 $15,000
    On-market trade. USD$
    27 Aug 2025 Caroline Clarke Buy 60 $18,052
    On-market trade.
    22 Aug 2025 Caroline Clarke Buy 135 $40,830
    On-market trade.
    21 Aug 2025 Caroline Clarke Buy 43 $12,929
    On-market trade.
    21 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Sell 1,500 $453,450
    On-market trade.
    20 Aug 2025 Caroline Clarke Buy 180 $53,939
    On-market trade.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Exercise 6,954 $1,616,944
    Exercise of options.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Issued 2,670 $791,281
    Conversion of securities.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Issued 6,954 $1,616,944
    Exercise of options.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Exercise 2,670 $791,281
    Conversion of securities.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Expiry 2,671 $791,577
    As advised by the company. lapsed, 21992 rights
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Exercise 6,954 $1,616,944
    Exercise of options.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Sell 5,457 $1,625,203
    As advised by the company. Sales of Shares to fund excercise of options
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Expiry 10,904 $3,231,509
    Options expired.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Issued 6,954 $1,616,944
    Exercise of options.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Issued 2,670 $791,281
    Conversion of securities.
    18 Aug 2025 Dig Howitt Exercise 2,670 $791,281
    Conversion of securities. 24663 Rights

    Directors & Management Data provided by Morningstar.

    Data provided by Morningstar.
    Name Title Start Date Profile
    Ms Christine Frances McLoughlin Non-Executive Director Nov 2020
    Ms McLoughlin has experience as a director on the boards of ASX Top 50 Companies in financial services (including banking, life insurance, superannuation, asset management and general insurance), resources, health insurance and infrastructure sectors over the past 15 years. She has been active in the not-for-profit sector over her entire career. Chairman of Suncorp Group Limited and Aware Super. Co-founder and Chairman of the Minerva Network. She is Chair of the People and Culture Committee and a member of the Risk Product and Services Innovation Committees.
    Sir Michael Grenfell Daniell Non-Executive Director Jan 2020
    Sir Daniell has over 40 years of experience in the medical device industry with executive leadership experience. Former Managing Director and CEO of Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited responsible for global business and operations including the design, manufacture and marketing of innovative products and systems for use in respiratory care, acute care and the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea. He is part of other boards: Director, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Ltd. Director, Tait International Limited. Director, Medical Research Commercialization Fund. He is Chair of the Product and Services Innovation Committee and a member of the Risk and Medical Science Committees.
    Ms Catriona Alison Deans Non-Executive DirectorNon-Executive Chairman Jan 2015
    Ms Deans has experience leading technology-enabled businesses across e-commerce, media and financial services. A former Chief Executive Officer of netus, Hoyts Cinemas, ecorp and eBay Australia and New Zealand.
    Ms Karen Lee Collett Penrose Non-Executive Director Jul 2022
    Ms Penrose has an executive career in senior leadership and Chief Financial Officer roles in financial services. An experienced company director, who has served on the boards of several companies and experienced across health care, financial services, property and infrastructure industries. Other boards: Director, Ramsay Health Care Limited, Bank of Queensland Limited and Charter Hall Group. Director, Ramsay General De Sante (associated with directorship of Ramsay Health Care Limited), Marshall Investments Pty Limited, NSW Waratahs Ltd and Waratahs Rugby Pty Ltd. She is Chair of the Risk Committee and is a Member of the People and Culture and Product and Services Innovation Committees.
    Mr Richard John Freudenstein Non-Executive Director Aug 2025
    Mr Freudenstein is a Non-executive Director of REA Group Limited (where he was Chairman from 2007 to 2012) and Coles Group Limited. He is the Chairman of Appen Limited, a board member of Cricket Australia and Deputy Chancellor of the University of Sydney. Previously, he was a Non-executive Director of Ten Network Holdings Ltd and Astro Malaysia Holdings Berhad. He has held the roles of Chief Executive Officer at Foxtel, News Digital Media and The Australian, and was Chief Operating Officer at British Sky Broadcasting.
    Professor Bruce Gregory Robinson AC Non-Executive Director Dec 2016
    Mr Robinson has over 20 years of leadership experience as an academic physician/scientist across research, healthcare and medicine, and tertiary education. Co-Head of the Cancer Genetics Laboratory at the Kolling Institute for Medical Research and Chair of Research, North Sydney Local Health District. Deputy Chairman (former Chairman), Hoc Mai Foundation. Senior Advisor to McKinsey & Company and Advisor to MinterEllison. He is Chair of Medical Science Committee and a member of the Risk Product and Services Innovation Committees.
    Mr Dig Howitt PresidentChief Executive OfficerManaging Director Jul 2017
    Mr Howitt joined Cochlear in 2000 and has experience across the Company in roles including Chief Operating Officer, President, Asia Pacific and SVP, Manufacturing and Logistics. Prior to joining Cochlear, worked for Boston Consulting Group and held a General Management role at Boral. He was appointed as President of Cochlear on 31 July 2017 and became CEO & President on 3 January 2018. He is a Member of the Medical Science and Product and Services Innovation Committees. He is a member of the Medical Science and Product and Services Innovation Committees.
    Mr Michael del Prado Non-Executive Director Jan 2022
    Mr Del Prado has over 38 years of global experience in the medical device and pharmaceutical industries with senior executive leadership roles in Johnson & Johnson medical device businesses in the US, Asia-Pac and EMEA. Former Company Group Chairman of Ethicon. He is a member of the People and Culture and Product and Services Innovation Committees.
    Ms Caroline Louise Clarke Non-Executive Director Sep 2024
    Ms Clarke has commercial experience, including 20 years of executive leadership roles at medical devices, medical equipment and healthcare services businesses in large global companies. Former CEO and Executive Vice President ASEAN Pacific for Philips, where she was responsible for the overall strategy, business and management of the Health Systems and Consumer Personal Health businesses in 14 countries across the region. She is a Member of the People and Culture, Product and Services Innovation Committees.
    Ms Kristy Jo Company Secretary Apr 2024
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    Mr Rob McGrory Company Secretary Apr 2024
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    Dr Sarah Thom Chief Financial Officer
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    Karen O'Driscoll Chief Information Officer
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    Jan Janssen Chief Technology Officer
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    Kristy Jo Company Secretary
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    Rob McGrory Company Secretary
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    Rob McGrory Group General Counsel & Company Secretary
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    Stu Sayers President Asia Pacific & Latin America
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    Anthony Bishop President Europe Middle East and Africa (EMEA)
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    Lisa Aubert President North America
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    Brian Kaplan Senior Vice President Global Clinical Strategy and Innovation
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    Jennifer Hornery Senior Vice President Global People & Culture
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    Dean Phizacklea Senior Vice President Global Strategic Marketing
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    Greg Bodkin Senior Vice President Global Supply Chain
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    Top Shareholders Data provided by Morningstar.

    Data provided by Morningstar.
    Name Shares Capital
    HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited 26,204,019 40.07%
    J P Morgan Nominees Australia Pty Limited 10,892,062 16.66%
    Citicorp Nominees Pty Limited 8,430,442 12.89%
    BNP Paribas Nominees Pty Ltd <Agency Lending A/C> 1,830,219 2.80%
    BNP Paribas Noms Pty Ltd 1,469,118 2.25%
    National Nominees Limited 1,129,817 1.73%
    HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited <NTComnwlth Super CORP A/C> 469,415 0.72%
    BNP Paribas Nominees Pty Ltd <Hub24 Custodial Serv Ltd> 454,099 0.69%
    Australian Foundation Investment Company Limited 433,174 0.66%
    Netwealth Investments Limited <Wrap Services A/C> 409,313 0.63%
    Custodial Services Limited <Beneficiaries Holding A/C> 173,365 0.27%
    Mr Christopher Graham Roberts 172,387 0.26%
    HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited A/C 2 143,218 0.22%
    HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited i 118,811 0.18%
    BNP Paribas Nominees Pty Ltd <Clearstream> 109,295 0.17%
    Netwealth Investments Limited <Super Services A/C> 102,259 0.16%
    BNP Paribas Noms (NZ) Ltd 97,595 0.15%
    HSBC Custody Nominees (Australia) Limited GSCO ECA 96,146 0.15%
    IOOF Investment Services Limited <IPS Superfund A/ C> 90,817 0.14%
    Citicorp Nominees Pty Limited <143212 Nmmt Ltd A/ C> 61,690 0.09%

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