Markets Thumps Gunns On Big Profit Drop
The sharemarket is nervous about the future of forestry company Gunns Ltd after it revealed a 98% fall in first half profit yesterday.
Read MoreSearch Results for:
Company Results
- • Chilwa Minerals
- • ARN MEDIA
- • Thrive Tribe Technologies
- • Algorae Pharmaceuticals
- • KINATICO
- • D3 Energy
- • SYNTARA
- • Earths Energy
- • ENLITIC LIMITED
- • CHARIOT CORPORATION LIMITED
- • VISIONFLEX GROUP LIMITED
- • Lithium Universe Limited
- • AIMS PROPERTY SECURITIES FUND
- • TG Metals Limited
- • Tesoro Gold Limited
- • Tennant Minerals Limited
- • Solis Minerals
- • Savannah Goldfields Limited
- • Pure Resources Limited
- • Pinnacle Minerals Limited
- • Petratherm Limited
- • Peregrine Gold Limited
- • Peak Rare Earths Limited
- • Panther Metals
- • Pacific Nickel Mines Limited
- • Osmond Resources Limited
- • Orora Group Limited
- • Orange Minerals
- • NMG Corporation Limited
- • Magnum Mining & Exploration Limited
- • Lithium Plus Minerals
- • Lindian Resources Limited
- • Labyrinth Resources Limited
- • Koba Resources Limited
- • Ronin Resources
- • Norfolk Metals Limited
- • Morella Corporation
- • Infinity Mining Limited
- • High-Tech Metals Limited
- • GreenX Metals Limited
All ShareCafe Content
Results 1: Improvement Still Evident
We are now just over 50% of the way through the December half profit reporting season in Australia.
Read MoreResults 2: NAB, BBG, PPX
Friday saw a very mixed bag of interim reports and updates.
Read MoreResults 3: FMG, CEY
Iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group has reported a sharp fall in first-half net profit despite an increase in revenue.
Read MoreMarkets Make Gains, Despite Strong Greenback
The US dollar continues to make gains.
Read MoreThe Aussie Economy In 2010
The AMP’s Chief Economist, Dr Shane Oliver believes the Australian economy is set to grow by around 4% through this year, reflecting the lagged impact of monetary and fiscal stimulus, high levels of business and consumer confidence, the rebound in wealth and higher export prices.
Read MoreCorporates: Santos, Lihir, Worleyparsons
Lower oil and gas prices and the absence of any large scale asset sales saw the bottom line at Santos trimmed by more than 70% in the year to December 2009.
Read MoreQantas Profit Guidance Confusion Sends Shares Lower
Unlike the AMP and Wesfarmers, Qantas muddied the market yesterday, getting its guidance all mixed up and helping send the shares down by the largest amount in 10 months at one stage.
Read MoreWill AMP Take Another Look At AXA?
So will the AMP have another run at AXA Asia Pacific?
Read MoreColes Pays Off For Wesfarmers
Wesfarmers produced a surprise on the upside yesterday in its 2009-10 first half profit announcement.
Read MoreCoca Cola Amatil, Dominos Report Better Results
Coca-Cola Amatil shares were on the nose yesterday in the upbeat trading conditions, despite the drinks giant reporting a 16.4% improvement in profit for the year to last December.
Read MoreWestfield Result Fails To Impress
No one found much good in the Westfield full year result, except that the company returned to profit in the second half.
Read MoreCSL’s Trifecta; Profit, Dividend, Shares Up
Shares in CSL Ltd, the country’s major pharmaceutical group, rose strong yesterday after a bullish outlook from the company and CEO Brian McNamee.
Read MoreBrambles Cuts Payout, Shares Up
Shareholders in Brambles will have to wait a bit longer for any improvement in dividend income from the company.
Read MoreCorporates: TCL, FBU, TRS
Roll road operator, Transurban Group, says there’s been no new approaches from possible bidders from Canada and Australia.
Read MoreFosters Down On Wine, Dollar
In mid-December Fosters Group issued a trading update that warned of the impact of the strong Australian dollar on wine revenues from offshore and the tough trading conditions in some parts of the division here and in foreign markets.
Read MoreCorporates: Profits From MGR, SEK, MAH, WYL, GWT
Mirvac Group seems to be back on track after an expected return to the black happened in the December 31 half year.
Read MoreWestpac Earnings Jump
First it was the Commonwealth, then Bendigo Bank, and yesterday Westpac joined the queue to reveal that profits in this now highly concentrated sector were better than at any other time, and we are not yet fully out of the slump.
Read MoreIron Ore Saves OneSteel’s Profit
Well, one comment can be made about OneSteel, the country’s second steelmaker. It did better than its rival BlueScope in earning a small profit in the December half.
Read MoreEconomic Conditions Slide In January
Interest rates in neutral for a bit longer?
Read MoreWAN Profits, Dividend Down
West Australian Newspapers shares fell more than 4% yesterday after the company produced a 15.4% per cent fall in first half net profit.
Read MoreCorporates: Crane, Tutt Bryant
Plumbing supplier Crane Group has slashed interim dividend by nearly 50% after profit fell 47% in the six months to December.
Read MoreJapan Grows, But Will The Figures Stand?
Japan remains ahead of China as the world’s number two economy after a solid 1.1% rise in 4th quarter GDP.
Read MoreBlueScope Confident Of Second Half Profit
BlueScope Steel Ltd expects to recover to a small full-year profit after reporting a small first-half loss.
Read MoreBendigo Bank’s Profit Rise
Shares in Bendigo and Adelaide Bank ended higher yesterday after the bank produced a reasonably strong first half profit.
Read MoreMarkets End Mixed- China’s Gain
All eyes in this region will be on markets today after news of the second lift in China’s reserve asset ratio for banks came after trading ended Friday.
Read MoreOil, Gold, Copper Down, Aussie Dollar Up Against Euro
Gold dropped on Friday as the US dollar rose to new recent highs on worries about Greece, a slowing European economy and the surprise move by China to tighten bank lending.
Read MoreAussie Profits Better Than Expected
The Australian profit reporting season has so far proven to be very strong.
Read MoreResults: Leighton, Newcrest
Shares in Leighton Holdings sank on Friday, despite doing better than expected, lifting guidance and dividend.
Read MoreTelstra Interim Fails To Impress
Telstra shares were sold off yesterday by more than 5% on a disappointing interim earnings release.
Read MoreChina’s Economy Solid, But Lending A Worry
Consumer inflation stable, producer inflation still rising, but bank lending exploding.
Read MoreJobs Surge Surprises
Enjoy the sub-4% official interest rates while you can, they won’t be around much longer, nor will home loan rates at present levels.
Read MoreRio Bounces Back
Rio Tinto’s 33% rise in 2009 earnings was well anticipated by the market.
Read MoreBHP Does Well
It might have been the weakest first half profit in four years, but BHP Billiton did better than analysts had forecast, nudged its US dollar denominated dividend a touch higher and made the right cautious noises about the chances of a sustained global recovery.
Read MoreCBA Disappoints Analysts
Commonwealth Bank shares weakened yesterday after the bank refused to give analysts an upbeat outlook on dividend hikes or capital management issues.
Read MoreMore Good News From Property
Tuesday we saw a hint of an improvement for property in the results from Australand and AV Jennings.
Read MoreCorporates: BLD, CPU, SUN
Shares in building products supplier Boral bounced more than 4% yesterday, despite it trimming dividend after reporting a 9.2% fall in first half profit.
Read More
