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Australia's second-largest internet provider, iiNet, posted a 64 per cent rise in profit to $60.9 million in the year to June 30. Revenue grew 13 per cent to $941 million, as more customers signed up to the group's broadband plans, including its national broadband network (NBN) products. iiNet declared a final dividend of 11c, fully franked.
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Australia's second-largest internet provider, iiNet, posted a 64 per cent rise in profit to $60.9 million in the year to June 30. Revenue grew 13 per cent to $941 million, as more customers signed up to the group's broadband plans, including its national broadband network (NBN) products. iiNet declared a final dividend of 11c, fully franked.
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Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…

iiNet reported a 64% rise in profit, reaching $60.9 million for the year to June 30.

Revenue grew 13% to $941 million, driven by more customers signing up to the group's broadband plans, including its NBN products.

iiNet declared a final dividend of 11 cents per share, and the company stated the dividend is fully franked.

The results cover the financial year to June 30.

The article links increased customer sign-ups to iiNet's broadband plans, including NBN products, to the company’s revenue growth and the 64% rise in profit.

iiNet is described as Australia's second-largest internet provider in the article.

Everyday investors should note the key figures reported: profit of $60.9 million (up 64%), revenue of $941 million (up 13%), and a final fully franked dividend of 11 cents per share.

No — the article only reported the past year's profit and revenue figures, the role of broadband/NBN sign-ups, and the declared fully franked final dividend; it did not include forward guidance or a detailed outlook.