Soul Patts
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Formerly | Washington H Soul Pattinson |
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Company type | Public company |
Traded as | (ASX: SOL) |
Industry | Diversified |
Founded | 21 January 1903 |
Founder | Lewy Pattinson |
Headquarters | Sydney , Australia |
Key people | Robert Millner, Chairman |
Revenue | $629 million (2023) |
Website | soulpatts.com.au/ |
Soul Patts, formerly Washington H Soul Pattinson, is a publicly listed Australian investment company.
History
In 1872, Caleb Soul and his son Washington Handley opened a pharmacy store in Pitt Street, Sydney. In 1886, Lewy Pattinson opened a pharmacy in Balmain. In April 1902, Pattinson bought Soul out with the business incorporated as Washington H Soul Pattinson & Company Limited. On 21 January 1903, the company was listed on the Sydney Stock Exchange.[1] With origins in pharmacy operations (of the same name), today Soul Patts owns a diverse portfolio of investments in various asset classes (equities, private companies, private credit, and property). Soul Patts has never missed paying a dividend since 1903, increasing dividends every year since 2000. In June 2021, terms were agreed to purchase Milton Corporation.[2]
Investments
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Current
Soul Patts' larger investments include:
- Brickworks (43.1%)
- New Hope Group (39.2%)
- TPG Telecom (12.8%)
- TUAS Ltd (25.4%)
- Private equity investments spanning agriculture, education, financial services, and electrification
- Credit investments
- Equity investments (small and large caps)
- Property investments
Former
- NBN[3]
- Australian Pharmaceutical Industries
Chairmen
- 1903–1905 Lewy Pattinson
- 1906–1929 Sir Thomas Hughes
- 1929-???? Lewy Pattinson
- ?
- 1957–1969 William Frederick Pattinson
- 1969–1999 Jim Millner
- 1999–present Robert Millner
See also
References
- ^ Who we are Washington H Soul Pattinson
- ^ Merger with Milton Corporation Limited to create a larger, more diversified and unique ASX company Washington H Soul Pattinson 22 June 2021
- ^ Pattinson to buy NBN TV Canberra Times 1 November 1989 page 19
External links
- Company website
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- CAR Group
- Chorus
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- REA Group
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- Spark New Zealand
- Telstra
- TPG Telecom
- Uniti Group
Discretionary
- ARB Corporation
- Aristocrat Leisure
- Bapcor
- Breville
- Collins Foods
- Corporate Travel Management
- Domino's Pizza
- Eagers Automotive
- Flight Centre
- GUD Holdings
- G8 Education
- Harvey Norman
- IDP Education
- InvoCare
- JB Hi-Fi
- Kogan.com
- News Corp
- Nine Entertainment
- Pointsbet Holdings
- Premier Investments
- Redbubble
- SkyCity Entertainment
- Star Entertainment
- Super Retail Group
- Tabcorp
- The Lottery Corporation
- Webjet
- Wesfarmers
Staples
- Ampol
- Beach Energy
- Origin Energy
- Soul Patts
- Santos
- Viva Energy
- Whitehaven Coal
- Woodside Energy
- Worley
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- ANZ
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- AUB Group
- Bank of Queensland
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- Challenger
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- GQG Partners
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- Insurance Australia Group
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- Janus Henderson
- Magellan Global Fund
- Macquarie Group
- Medibank
- National Australia Bank
- Netwealth
- nib Group
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- Pendal
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- Platinum Asset Management
- QBE Insurance
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- Suncorp
- Virgin Money UK
- Westpac
- Zip
- Ansell
- Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals
- Cochlear
- CSL
- Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
- Healius
- Mesoblast
- Nanosonics
- Polynovo
- Pro Medicus
- Ramsay Health Care
- ResMed
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Technology
- Altium
- Afterpay
- Appen
- Codan
- Computershare
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- Iress
- Link Administration
- Megaport
- Nearmap
- NextDC
- Nuix
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- Allkem
- Alumina
- Amcor
- BHP
- BlueScope
- Brickworks
- Chalice Mining
- Champion Iron
- CSR
- Deterra Royalties
- Evolution Mining
- Fletcher Building
- Fortescue
- Gold Road
- Iluka Resources
- Incitec Pivot
- Independence Group
- James Hardie
- Lynas
- Mineral Resources
- Nickel Mines
- Northern Star Resources
- Nufarm
- Orica
- Orora
- Perseus Mining
- Pilbara Minerals
- Ramelius Resources
- Regis Resources
- Rio Tinto
- Sims Metal
- South32
- St Barbara
- Westgold Resources
- Abacus Property
- BWP Trust
- Centuria Capital
- Centuria Industrial
- Charter Hall Long
- Charter Hall Retail
- Cromwell Property Group
- Dexus
- Goodman Group
- GPT Group
- Growthpoint Properties
- Ingenia Group
- Lendlease
- Mirvac
- National Storage
- Scentre Group
- Shopping Centres Australasia
- Stockland
- Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield
- Vicinity Centres
- Waypoint
- AGL Energy
- APA Group
- AusNet Services
- Spark Infrastructure