When does Mirrabooka report earnings and why does it matter for MIR.AX stock?

Mirrabooka reports on **14 Jan 2026**. The report matters because NAV changes, realised gains and dividend guidance typically drive MIR.AX stock moves more than operating revenue.

What is Mirrabooka’s yield and valuation signal for MIR.AX stock?

Trailing dividend is **A$0.11** for a **3.47%** yield and price/book is **0.95**, indicating the stock trades below book value despite a high PE due to low EPS.

What are the main risks to watch for MIR.AX stock after earnings?

Main risks include NAV downside from small-cap holdings, lower realised gains reducing dividends, and below-average liquidity. Management guidance on distributions is critical.

What does Meyka AI forecast for MIR.AX stock and how should investors use it?

Meyka AI's forecast model projects **A$3.29** for the year, implying **~5.79%** upside from A$3.11. Use forecasts as one input alongside NAV, dividend guidance and sector trends.

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MIR.AX Mirrabooka Investments ASX: Earnings 14 Jan 2026, dividend focus

ByHuzaifa Zahoor January 9, 2026January 9, 2026

MIR.AX stock sits at A$3.11 as the market closed on 09 Jan 2026, with Mirrabooka Investments (MIR.AX) set to report results on 14 Jan 2026. The company pays a A$0.11 annual dividend, giving a trailing yield of 3.47%, while EPS is A$0.04 and the trailing PE is 79.25. Investors will watch NAV movement, dividend guidance and portfolio exposures to small and mid caps in Australia and New Zealand ahead of the earnings release.