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CSL Optimistic Of Continued High Demand
Blood and plasma products and vaccines maker CSL (CSL) reported its half year numbers today. The CSL Group reported a 3.7% rise in sales with total revenue (includes royalties) increasing by 4.8% to US$2.574 billion.
Read MoreOz Minerals Posts Loss, Pays Dividend
Copper and gold miner Oz Minerals has posted a net loss of almost $300 million compared to a $152 profit previously. OZL announced a final dividend of 10 cents per share and that the board has commenced a search for a new CEO.
Read MoreCoffey Confirms Mining Services Struggle
Small engineering and mining services group Coffey International (COF) was an unlikely "first cuckoo of spring" for the sector yesterday when it revealed that nothing had really changed in the sector in the past few months.
Read MoreRex Mayday Call To Government
Regional Express (REX) shares crashed 11% to a low of 79.5c yesterday and closed not much higher on 80.5c after the company’s lurid warning in a profit downgrade on Friday night.
Read MoreMcAleese Running Out Of Gas
Two small caps saw their shares given a whacking in yesterday’s generally solid market.
Read MoreDJS – MYR Merger In A Long Line Of Dud Deals
So why is competition such a dirty world for large parts of Australian business?
Read MoreCochlear Profit Dives 73%
The world’s largest hearing implant maker Cochlear Limited (COH) has posted a 73% fall in first half profit and has also lowered its full year guidance, sending its share price tumbling during Tuesday’s trade.
Read MoreThe Week Ahead
Another big week in Australia ahead to be dominated by the jobs report for January, and the first major week of December half and full year reporting companies, led by the Commonwealth Bank, Telstra and Rio Tinto.
Read MoreRBA Sees Improving Economy
Yes, the Reserve Bank reckons the outlook for the Australian economy has improved since late last year – something we have already remarked upon given the better data flow in the past two to three weeks.
Read MoreMarkets Stabilise After US Jobs Report
For a week that started so terribly with that huge fall on Monday (and a couple of more days in Australia), last week ended on a surprisingly upbeat note, especially in the US.
Read MoreThe Australian Dollar – Still More To Fall
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on 6 February 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreTabcorp Posts Weak Result
Australians don’t seem to be gambling as much, judging by the interim results of Echo Entertainment (EGP) on Wednesday and its former stablemate, Tabcorp (TAH), yesterday.
Read MoreRetail Sales, Trade Data Confirm Improving Economy
More evidence yesterday that the economy is doing better than many analysts and consumers think it is.
Read MoreRecord Profit Looms For Woolies
Leading retailer, Woolworths (WOW) is on track for another record profit of more than $2.5 billion this year after reporting solid second quarter and half year sales figures yesterday.
Read MoreVirgin Australia Confirms Losses
Virgin (VAH) is going to lose money for the December half, and almost certainly for 2013-14. It will therefore join Qantas (QAN) in revealing a surge in red ink across its accounts.
Read MorePrint Weighs On News Corp Profit
The strong result we reported this week from REA Group, 62% owned by News Corp, plus a full three months contribution from Fox Sports Australia, helped turn the December quarter results for Rupert Murdoch’s other company from a nasty slide, into a merely hiccup caused mostly by another poor quarter for the group’s struggling Australian newspapers.
Read More21st Century Fox Still Missing The Mark
The first year as a company without its newspapers is proving to be a bit more difficult financially than it seemed a year ago, according to the second quarter and first half financial report from Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox. Higher costs and spending on new cable networks in the US and Asia and weak returns from the company’s movie and US free to air TV businesses, have forced management into lowering a profit guidance for the full year.
Read MoreVirgin Australia Nosedives
Market talk, or market sulk? Or has the Qantas (QAN) disease spread to its rival, Virgin Australia Holdings (VAH)?
Read MoreDavid Kirk Takes On Kathmandu Chairmanship
For some reason, the news that former Fairfax CEO and leading NZ businessman David Kirk had been appointed chairman of clothing retailer Kathamandu (KMD) didn’t please the market.
Read MoreEcho Loses CEO, Reveals Weak Result
Shares in casino operator Echo Entertainment (EGP) fell to a new all time low yesterday in the wake of the surprise resignation of CEO John Redmond and his departure back to the US, as well as a weak interim profit report.
Read MoreAUD Shorts Caught By RBA Move
Don’t take the rise in the value of the Aussie dollar in the past day or so as anything more than a market-driven correction as a bunch of smarty pants speculators trying to save their bets against the currency in the face of Tuesday’s major change in policy from the Reserve Bank.
Read MoreNo More Rate Cuts From The RBA
Told you Monday morning, that there would be no more interest rate cuts from the Reserve Bank and that not only would rates remain steady for some time, that the next move would be up – whenever.
Read MoreDowner Back On Track
Well, well, things are looking up for shareholders in Sydney-based engineering group Downer EDI (DOW).
Read MoreREA Surfs The Property Surge
Now this will make the profit starved News Corp grin – REA Group (REA), its 62% Australian digital property play, has boosted earnings 37% and interim dividend by 38% for the six months to December.
Read MoreThe Threat From Emerging Markets – How Serious?
Note: This article was originally published on Oliver’s Insights on January 28, 2014 and has been republished with permission from the original author.
Read MoreFebruary Starts With A Flighty Wall Street
If anything, the sharp falls on US and European markets overnight shows us how weak confidence is in the immediate direction for shares.
Read MoreJB Hi-Fi Lifts Dividend, Confirms Outlook
As expected, JB Hi-Fi (JBH) confirmed its warning last week of a solid profit for the six months to December 31, but a surprise from retailing, was the sharp rise in earnings and a return to paying dividends by the South African controlled Country Road (CTY).
Read MoreThinly Held Country Road A One Off
Country Road (CTY) meanwhile is resuming paying dividends with an interim of 17.9c a share, which will please the big two shareholders and anyone still hanging on in the company.
Read MoreArgo Lifts Profit, Dividend
Argo Investments (ARG), the country’s second biggest listed investment company, outperformed the market in the half year to the end of December, thanks in part to a couple of demergers. But despite that, the dividend was lifted only half a cent to 13.5c fully franked.
Read MoreThe Week Ahead
The Reserve Bank’s deliberations and new economic forecasts dominate the week here, along with some important economic data and the December reporting season which moves into a higher gear.
Read MoreAussie Economy Looking Better, So No Rate Cut
Don’t expect any rate cut from the Reserve Bank after tomorrow’s first board meeting for 2014, and probably for the rest of the year.
Read MoreBad Start For 2014, More Gloom To Come?
Well, that was a month to forget, red ink everywhere in equities (especially emerging markets) and commodities (gold did OK, but not brilliantly), but not in bonds.
Read MoreGlimmer Of Hope For Goldbugs
There’s a glimmer of hope for the goldbugs – the tight rules on imports of the metal into India might be about to change from march onwards.
Read MoreTreasury Wines Tanks
Like a stone – that’s the best way to describe yesterday’s fall in the price of Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) shares after the company produced the widely expected downgrade – the second in around nine months and perhaps the biggest shock of all for what caused it – an attempt to reverse the discounting of the company’s best wines that had gone on for years.
Read MoreBeach Joins Oil & Gas Surge
First we had Oil Search (OSH), then Drillsearch Energy (DLS), now Beach Energy (BPT) has lifted its production guidance for the year in what is turning out to be a run of positives for the smaller end of the oil and gas sector.
Read MoreFortescue Weathers Two Storms
Bad weather may have hurt Fortescue’s (FMG) prospects for better than forecast shipments of iron ore in the year to June, but yesterday the company had to ride out a small storm on the market when the nervous nellies took fright at the news and briefly sold down the shares.
Read MoreOrica Looks To Downsize
While outgoing Orica (ORI) chairman Peter Duncan told shareholders at his last annual meeting yesterday of his "disappointment" over the group’s first fall in underlying profit in 12 years in 2012-13, he and CEO Ian Smith also told the meeting that the company is looking to correct that via a review of its non-mining chemical businesses – a move that includes quitting them.
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