Elders’ $475M Deal to Buy Delta Agribusiness: What Does It Mean for Investors?

In November 2024, Elders Limited (ASX: ELD), one of Australia’s leading agribusiness companies, made a significant move to strengthen its position in the rural supplies market. The company announced its…

ByUjjwal Maheshwari

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Nov 2024

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Elders (ASX:ELD): Is this figurehead of the ASX agriculture sector set for a more stable future?

If you thought mining & resources stocks were volatile, you probably haven't been watching the share prices of agriculture stocks generally, and of Elders (ASX:ELD). After a stellar period of…

ByNick Sundich

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Oct 2024

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Here are 5 companies that use an October to September financial year, and are reporting FY24 results soon

If you thought reporting season was done and dusted for all companies, you'd be wrong - because some companies use an October to September financial year. And these companies will…

ByNick Sundich

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Dec 2023

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Why are ASX consumer staple stocks struggling right now? Shouldn’t they be doing better?

ASX consumer staple stocks should be doing well right now, but they aren't. In fact, consumer staples is the 2nd worst-performing industry group on the ASX, while consumer discretionary stocks…

ByNick Sundich

Elders’ $475M Deal to Buy Delta Agribusiness: What Does It Mean for Investors?

Elders (ASX:ELD): Is this figurehead of the ASX agriculture sector set for a more stable future?

Here are 5 companies that use an October to September financial year, and are reporting FY24 results soon

Why are ASX consumer staple stocks struggling right now? Shouldn’t they be doing better?

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Elders’ $475M Deal to Buy Delta Agribusiness: What Does It Mean for Investors?

Elders (ASX:ELD): Is this figurehead of the ASX agriculture sector set for a more stable future?

Here are 5 companies that use an October to September financial year, and are reporting FY24 results soon

Why are ASX consumer staple stocks struggling right now? Shouldn’t they be doing better?

Investing in the Year of the Rat

2020, the Golden Year

Market trouble spots to avoid in 2020

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