The retirement specialist and digital bank is prioritising growth over capital returns to shareholders. While that might be the right long-term strategy, investors are less than impressed in the short term.
Dabbling in the art market is not for the faint-hearted, especially if the primary motive is profit. There are, however, some basic principles that can be applied to help minimise the guesswork.
The country’s biggest winemaker is making a fair fist of growing its luxury wine brand Penfolds, aided, in no small part, by China’s decision to lift tariffs. It now needs to sell its low-cost brands – quickly.
This tiny community of just over 100 nestled up against the D’Entrecasteaux Channel in Tasmania’s south is a paradise on earth for those retirees in love with nature and all it has to offer.
Shareholders have not been forgotten in the transformation of this NZ communications infrastructure group with the 2024 total dividend up 12 per cent compared with 2023 and a 25 per cent increase predicted for 2025.
A mobile phone provides an entrée into different worlds of learning. Whether it be studying a language, doing a university course or acquiring a creative skill, there will be an app that fits the bill.
This Sydney-based global logistics software group – the ASX’s flagship start-up in the IT space – still has shareholders enthralled. To keep them onside it’s critical that the board gets the appointment of the new chief executive officer correct.
Books such as War and Peace and Don Quixote often sit on people’s bookshelves, perhaps a legacy of their school or university days. It’s time to dust them off, appreciating why these literary masterpieces have timeless appeal.
The West Australian miner is poised to enjoy a strong 2025 on the back of the De Grey Mining acquisition, increased production, a healthy exploration budget and a gold price trading at record levels.
Merging companies is never easy but this multinational flexibles and packaging group has the track record to suggest its acquisition of Berry Global can succeed – with shareholders in both groups to benefit.
