Aurora Metals leaves $170m in debts
07 Jul 2023 – Queensland-based mining company Aurora Metals has collapsed, leaving a trail of debts totaling approximately $170 million.
Read More07 Jul 2023 – Queensland-based mining company Aurora Metals has collapsed, leaving a trail of debts totaling approximately $170 million.
Read MoreNews snippets were released during Thursday’s ASX trading session from three companies at the smaller end of the local industrials sector.
Read MoreOutperform retained, target falls to $1.27 from $1.35.
Read MoreThe New Criterion’s Tim Boreham highlights several mining services contractors, large and small, and their potential at this time.
Read MoreThe latest updates from the Australian mining services sector indicate production-related activities domestically have seen little virus impact while internationally is mixed, the broker notes.
Read MoreThe latest updates from the Australian mining services sector indicate production-related activities domestically have seen little virus impact while internationally is mixed, the broker notes. Exploration and non-essential activities are nonetheless more likely to be curtailed. But in particular, iron ore and gold operations in WA are noted as being very strong.
Read MoreFirst-half results were pre-released and the main new item in the financials was the growth guidance from the PnP acquisition. This contributes to a lift in Morgans’ FY20-22 operating earnings estimates of 3-10%.
Read MoreInvestors took the long handle to a couple of stocks yesterday – vitamins group Blackmore’s was one; heavy equipment hirer, Emeco Holdings was another despite producing a $12 million profit for the six months to December.
Read MoreEmeco Holdings shares rose nicely yesterday after the company’s notice of annual meeting revealed a plan for a one for 10 consolidation of shares to improve their marketability.
Read MoreA bit of a thumbs down from investors for Emeco Holdings, the heavy equipment rental group, despite the update showing a rise in earnings.
Read MoreShares in mining equipment supplier Emeco Holdings were dumped yesterday afternoon after it rejected suggestions it might be sitting on an unknown bid.
Read MoreMining services group Emeco Holdings (EHL) has continued the trend for companies in its sector to report another round of weak results for the year or half year to June 30.
Read MoreStruggling heavy equipment rentral group Emeco (EHL) has bailed out on two deals which would have transformed the company.
Read MoreInvestors have reacted oddly to heavy mining equipment outfit Emeco’s (EHL) trading update. The shares bounced yesterday, up 6% at one stage at 27.5c, before ending at 25.5c, a rise of 2% or a whole half a cent.
Read MoreA big day yesterday for earthmoving equipment provider, Emeco Holdings.
Read MoreHeavy equipment group, Emeco Holdings has revealed what appears to be a small earnings downgrade in guidance issued at yesterday’s AGM in Sydney.
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