Annual profit of A$94.4 million ($80 million) came in slightly above guidance, helped by massive government stimulus which led to strong sales growth in games, computers, DVDs and telecommunications products. For the year ahead, analysts are expecting JB Hi-Fi's profit to grow to A$106 million, according to estimates tracker IBES. The group's main rivals are Harvey Norman Holdings and the Dick Smith chain owned by Woolworths Ltd. JB Hi-Fi raised its full-year dividend by 69 percent to 44 cents a share. ($1=1.193 Australian Dollar) (Reporting by Sonali Paul; Editing by Mark Bendeich) Next Article: Centerra drops on sale talk, but Cameco denies