SFR

How do I buy SFR shares in Australia?

Buying SFR shares in Australia can be done through an online investing platform, such as Stake. Follow the simple steps below to start investing in Sandfire Resources Limited in minutes.

1. Sign up with some I.D. and zero paperwork
2. Add funds to your account
3. Make your first investment in SFR

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What is the ticker symbol of Sandfire Resources Limited?

The ticker symbol for Sandfire Resources Limited is SFR.

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How much is one share of SFR?

One share of SFR is valued at $22.11 as of 08 October 2026.

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What is the market capitalisation of Sandfire Resources Limited SFR?

As of 08 October 2026 Sandfire Resources Limited has a market cap of $10.34B.

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Does SFR pay dividends?

Yes, SFR does pay dividends.

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What is the dividend yield for SFR?

The dividend yield for SFR is 1.56% as of 08 October 2026.

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How much dividends does SFR pay?

The most recent SFR dividend distribution paid $0.35 per share on 30 September 2026.

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What is the SFR ex-dividend date?

The ex-dividend date of SFR was 10 September 2026.

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What is the P/E ratio of SFR?

The Price to Earnings ratio of SFR is 19.88.

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What is the Earnings Per Share of SFR?

The Earnings Per Share of SFR is $1.11.

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What is the 52-week high for Sandfire Resources Limited stock?

The Sandfire Resources Limited 52-week high stock price is $25.00.

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What is the 52-week low for Sandfire Resources Limited stock?

The Sandfire Resources Limited 52-week low stock price is $14.41.

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Can I buy SFR shares through Stake, an investing platform like CommSec, Selfwealth or Superhero?

Yes, the Stake investing platform allows you to buy SFR shares and over 12,000 more stocks and ETFs across the ASX and Wall St.

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