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Brambles Result Inline No Recall Needed
Brambles (BXB) 1H14 result: Inline no recall needed. Interim dividend $0.135. Guidance unchanged. US$930 to 965 Million.
Read MoreToll Driving Along But At A Slower Pace
Transport firm Toll Holdings (TOL) reported a 1.4% lift in net profit for the first half of 2014. TOL’s profit and earnings were slightly below market expectations.
Read MoreNatural Hazards Impact Suncorp Profit
Queensland based financial services company, Suncorp Group (SUN) reported a worse than expected 4.5% drop in half year profit to $548m.
Read MoreBHP Delivers
The intensive cost cutting of the past year to 18 months, and the strong surge in iron ore prices and production in the back half of 2013, have paid off for BHP Billiton (BHP) and its hundreds of thousands of shareholders who will receive a higher interim dividend.
Read MoreAnsell Raises Dividend
Another company lifting dividend yesterday was Ansell (ANN), the condom and glove maker, which reported a 14.9% lift in earnings for the six months to December.
Read MoreBendigo Joins The Banking Good News Group
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank (BEN) has joined the growing list of reporting companies boosting payouts to shareholders.
Read MoreAustraland Hit By Write-downs
Singapore-dominated property developer Australand (ALZ) says it expects to deliver growth in earnings for 2014 and is aiming for distributions to edge up to 22c per security, up from 21.5c in 2013.
Read MoreAurizon On Track Despite Earnings Slide
In a confusing interim report yesterday, Aurizon (AZJ), the Queensland based rail freight operator, managed to report several different profits – all of which were sort of accurate.
Read MoreSonic Posts A Healthy Lift In Global Profit
Medical diagnostics company, Sonic Healthcare (SHL) reported strong double digit earning and profit growth in the first half of the 2014. Sonic’s net profit grew by 17.7% to $177.3 million.
Read MoreArrium Transformation Complete
Mining and materials group Arrium has reported a strong rise in underlying profit of 294% to $201 Million reflecting the recent transformation.
Read MoreAmcor On Track After Demerger
Global packaging giant Amcor Limited (AMC) has delivered a 21.2% increase in 1H profit to $326.6 million. Shareholders will receive an unfranked interim dividend of 19.5 cents per share.
Read MoreSPC Holds Coca-Cola Back
Beverage and packaged food company, Coca-Cola Amatil Limited (CCL) issued a worse than expected full year underlying profit of $502.8m.
Read MoreBHP: Big Efficient Mines Win Every Time
Mining giant BHP Billiton Limited (BHP) reported an of US$7.76 billion up 31% The result beast boosted by record production from iron ore and lower tax payments.
Read MoreWhy Aren’t SMSFs Investing Overseas?
Self-managed superannuation funds have rapidly grown in popularity as they offer a highly customised solution to retirement saving. There is now more than $500 billion invested in Australian SMSFs.
Read MoreThe Week Ahead
Rather than the economy, Australian corporate earnings dominate the week ahead (see accompanying story) with the likes of BHP Billiton, Coca Cola Amatil, the NAB, Wesfarmers, Seven West Media, Brambles, AMP and Amcor leading the way.
Read MoreCorporate Profits Bolster Global Markets
So much for the outbreaks of doom and gloom in Australia, China, the US and parts of Europe last week about economic growth, jobs, central banks, the impact of winter, the loss of the car industry in Australia, and fears about the stability of emerging markets.
Read MoreReporting Season To Hit Full Stride
This week the December 31 reporting season for interim and full year profits hits full stride with nearly 100 major companies due.
Read MoreA Strong Summer Saves Aurizon
Australia’s largest listed freight rail and haulage company Aurizon holdings (AZJ) reported its half year 2014 results today.Aurizon, formally known at QR National, reported a 39% slide in Net Profit of $107 million.
Read MoreLow Growth Hurts Profit At Bendigo & Adelaide Bank
Australia’s fifth biggest bank, Bendigo and Adelaide Bank (BEN) issued a slightly worse than expected half year profit of $180.7m. Subdued demand and a jump in customers paying down debt held back the result.
Read MoreUGL Profit Up, But Outlook Subdued
Engineering and property services group UGL Limited (UGL) has reported a 13.5% lift in first half net profit to $29.5 million, and confirmed it may sell its DTZ property business as it tries to rein costs.
Read MoreRoad Upgrades Pay Dividends For Transurban
Transurban Group (TCL) reported an interim net profit of $80.9 million in the six months to the end of December 2013. This was essentially flat compared to profit posted the same time last year.
Read MoreRio Ups Dividend After Solid Second Half
The market missed Rio Tinto’s (RIO) stronger than expected second half and higher full year figures and dividend boost yesterday.
Read MoreJobless Numbers Strike 10-Year High
The odd glimmer of light in the January jobs report yesterday, with the unemployment rate up to 6%, with 3,700 jobs estimated to have been lost last month.
Read MoreWebjet’s Surprise Rebound
Webjet (WEB) shares soared 28% at one stage yesterday and finally closed up 21.6% at $3.04 after the company, a big online travel business, beat market expectations, thanks to the Zuji takeover last year which appears to be coming right at last.
Read MoreIPO Boom Boosts ASX
The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) did well out of the 14.3% rise in the market in the six months to December and an upturn in new listings, reporting a 10.8% rise in net earnings yesterday and a slightly higher dividend.
Read MoreDowngrade Looms For McAleese
I feel a downgrade coming on for the shares of McAleese Transport (MCL), the owner of the troubled Cootes’ fuel tanker business. Trading in the shares was halted late yesterday after the company warned it was reviewing its 2014 results and forecasts.
Read MoreRed Ink For Miners Despite Improved Gold Price
Gold prices might have topped $US1,300 an ounce mark for the first time in more than three months overnight Thursday, but that rebound won’t help erase the flood of red ink from some of the world’s biggest miners which started flowing this week.
Read MoreSims Metal Focus On Restructuring Plan
Sims Metal Management Limited (SGM) reported its first half results today. Underlying EBITDA of $129m up by 38% and Australasia EBITDA increased by over $30m due to stronger sales volumes. Net debt also reduced further to $121m.
Read MoreDavid Jones Lifts Q2 Sales
DJS reported it’s second quarter sales figures today. The group reported Total Sales Revenue of $618.1 million which is up by 4.7% from 2Q13. Online sales grew by 150% in the quarter and Like-for-Like (LFL) Sales also up 2.1%.
Read MoreTelstra Keeps Faith With Higher Dividend
Telstra (TLS) has lifted its 2013-14 interim dividend to 14.5c a share, up a whole half a cent, on the figure for the past few years.
Read MoreDomino’s Delivers
Domino’s Pizza Enterprises (DMP) has lifted dividend and upped its 2014 earnings growth forecasts as the company’s expansion into Japan late last year boosted sales and profits.
Read MoreTimings Cloud Positive China Data
Now, despite the relief heard around the world at the January trade figures from China yesterday, which were better than forecast, there are a couple of factors which need to be considered.
Read MoreGoodman Fielder Posts $65m Loss
A contrast between the old and the new in food was provided yesterday by the quarterly results of food manufacturer Goodman Fielder (GFF) (old and the poor result ) and Domino’s Pizza (DMP) (new and getting more mobile and online and good outcome). The market reactions to the results and commentaries tell the story – Goodman Fielder down, Domino’s up to a new all time high.
Read MoreAnother Miserable Year For OZ Minerals
Confirmation yesterday that 2013 was a slow motion train wreck (financially speaking) at OZ Minerals (OZL) which saw a $294 million loss and the departure of the CEO, but a final dividend declared.
Read MoreWhy Investors Need To Be Wary Of Crowds
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 12 February 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreCBA Surprises On The Upside
The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has surprised with better than market forecast cash earnings of more than $4.2 billion, a record for the bank, with a 12% jump in interim payout to shareholders.
Read MoreNewsflow, Data Show Economic Rebound
More evidence that the Australian economy is starting to do better than forecast by the Federal Government and many private economists with a solid finish to 2013 for home lending, another rise in house prices, a fall in bad debts at the ANZ bank and another upbeat report on business conditions from the NAB’s monthly survey for January.
Read MoreBradken Battered On Earnings Slump
Investors gave metal basher Bradken (BKN) a right old hammering yesterday after it apparently (in the minds of investors) under-delivered on the interim profit and the 2014 full year forecast.
Read MoreApproval Delays Hit Cochlear
Cochlear (COH) was another company given a pounding yesterday from investors upset at what was in the interim profit report, even though much of the bad news was already in the market.
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