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US licensing deal for DMX-200
Kidney disease-focused biotech Dimerix announced a US licensing deal for DMX-200! And this could be the best deal of all!
Dimerix has been targeting a US licensing deal for DMX-200 and the dreams are now a reality as of this morning! The company already had licensing deals with 2 companies for other jurisdictions, but not for the US (or China) which were and are larger opportunities. But this morning, it unveiled the deal to shareholders…
PointsBet
PointsBet (ASX:PBH): After failing to crack the lucrative US market, its now the subject of a takeover war
PointsBet (ASX:PBH) investors have had a tumultous 24 hours, first in hearing that Matt Tripp's Betr (listed on the ASX through its merger with BlueBet) had bought 19.9% of the company, and then hours later that it intends to buy the rest of the company. And all this after having previously agreed to another takeover…
Retirement investment portfolio diversification
Here are 4 useful retirement investment portfolio diversification tips
Retirement investment portfolio diversification is an essential strategy for any investor seeking to reduce risk and maximise returns. But how can you achieve it? Retirement investment portfolio diversification is important But what is it? Diversification generally involves spreading your investments across various asset classes, sectors, and geographical locations. A diversified investment portfolio typically includes a mix…
Louisiana LNG
Woodside is proceeding with Louisiana LNG! But it won’t come cheap with a US$11.8bn price tag
Yesterday, Woodside Energy (ASX:WDS) revealed that Louisiana LNG is go! The company has made a final investment decision on the project, which it expects to derive the first LNG from in 2029. It won't come cheap...but the company thinks it'll be worth the price tag.   Louisiana LNG: A high price tag, but potentially high returns The…
backlash towards James Hardie
As the backlash towards James Hardie continues, the company has broken its silence
There's been a backlash towards James Hardie in the past few weeks that has nothing to do with its tortured history in asbestos.   Why the backlash towards James Hardie? The backlash has been about James Hardie's US$8.8bn/A$14bn deal to buy Azek, a manufacturer of outdoor living furniture (think deck chairs, railing and floorboards as examples). Or…
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