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Every investor-facing job runs from one governed record: drafting, disclosure checks, investor questions and monitoring, working as one. Faster on the work that repeats, with the review and sign-off kept in before anything reaches the market.
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Morning briefing
Prepared 6:40 am · pre-market
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Diolog is one system where every module works from the same context, so the whole investor relationship runs from one place.
One record, every module.
The assistant, the inbox, disclosure checks and monitoring all read the same approved sources - so an answer, a check and a draft never disagree.
The briefing sees everything.
Your morning briefing draws its pre-market verdict from regulatory updates, social chatter, competitors, the inbox and your deadlines - because they live in one place.
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No copy-paste between apps, no pasting the same background into a fresh prompt. The work carries its context with it.
Peter Hollis asked
“Will the dividend be maintained in FY27 after the buy-back?”
Iris drafted: the Board expects to maintain the dividend in FY27, consistent with the policy stated at the FY25 result. The buy-back is funded from surplus, not earnings.
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The Board reported FY26 revenue of $1,284M, up 12%, and remains disciplined on capital allocation, consistent with guidance. Style guide · v3
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Regulated communication is a team sport. Diolog gives each person their step and keeps the whole chain accountable.
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The agents produce a first draft, sourced and pre-checked against your record, so your team starts from something solid and moves straight to review.
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Iris · 09:12
N. Barrett · IR · 09:41
Atlas · 10:05
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Investor Communications
Reply to P. Hollis: the Board expects to maintain the FY27 dividend, funded from surplus not earnings. FY25 Annual Result · p.12
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“Is the dividend policy unchanged after the buy-back?”
The Board expects to maintain it, funded from surplus not earnings. · Northfield IR
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