Catalyst Metals (ASX:CYL) closed FY26 with 104koz of gold and A$323m cash. Trident underground is the next catalyst on the 200koz path.
Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) has appointed former Oil Search CEO Peter Botten as Chair from 30 September 2026, just before the pivotal Honeymoon feasibility study.
Maverick Minerals Australia (ASX:M96) has completed its A$2.7m acquisition of the Viper Project in the WA1 Resources-anchored West Arunta region.
Boss Energy (ASX:BOE) has appointed former Oil Search CEO Peter Botten as Chair from 30 September 2026, just before the pivotal Honeymoon feasibility study.
Meridian Energy (ASX:MEZ) has secured a three-year easing of Lake Pūkaki storage restrictions, materially trimming the dry-year risk premium in its cashflows.
The cohort COVID era ASX IPOs was significantly large, but there were far more dud companies than successes. During 2021, A$13bn in capital was raised and the total value of new listings was $52 billion - with the latter including dual listings, direct listings and spinoffs. The average performance was 17% which was actually better…
Do you read you company's income statement? And for the record, we don't believe that simply looking at the company's media release or presentation with the revenue and EBITDA/profit figures count as reading the income statement. You need to dig into them. And not just have a quick glance at the raw figures and compare…
The US economy added just 57,000 jobs in June, far below the roughly 110,000 economists expected and the slowest hiring in months. Normally weak jobs data worries investors. This time, parts of the market are treating it as good news.
That reaction only makes sense once you follow the chain from jobs to interest rates…
Palantir (NASDAQ:PLTR) has been one of the market's brighter spots this week, jumping about 8% on 1 July and climbing further on 2 July to trade near US$130. The driver is a new partnership with Nvidia. But here is the catch: even after this rally, the stock is still down for the year and looks…
Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) just posted its best second-quarter deliveries ever, handing over 480,126 vehicles in the second quarter of 2026, up about 25% from a year earlier. That comfortably beat Wall Street's forecast of around 406,000. And yet the stock fell about 7% to around US$395 on Thursday 2 July 2026. So why did great news…
