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Australian shares are poised for a strong performance, with the ASX 200 futures indicating a significant rise following global market trends driven by tech sector gains. For investors interested in exploring smaller or newer companies, penny stocks—though an older term—remain relevant and can offer intriguing opportunities. These stocks, when backed by solid financial health, may present potential for growth while mitigating some of the typical risks associated with this investment area.

In July 2026, Telix Pharmaceuticals reported positive Phase 1 ProstACT SELECT data for its PSMA-targeting rADC TLX591-Tx, dosed the first patient in the Phase 3 LUTEON trial for TLX250-Tx in clear cell renal cell carcinoma, entered a collaboration with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals on radiopharmaceutical therapies, and raised its Fiscal Year 2026 revenue guidance to above US$1 billion alongside higher quarterly revenue of US$247 million. Together, these updates underscore Telix's attempt to...

Elevra Lithium Limited has released its fourth-quarter and full-year operating results to June 2026, showing slightly higher ore mined and processed but lower concentrate production, with recoveries of 71% in Q4 and 67% for the year at a 5.0% concentrate grade. The data highlight that while mining and processing volumes have been broadly steady year-on-year, weaker recoveries have limited concentrate output, which could have important implications for costs and future earnings quality. We’ll...

Retail brands are scrambling to stay relevant as shopper tastes move faster than traditional store formats. The latest Marks & Spencer push into edgier third party lingerie, including Ann Summers, shows how established players try to refresh their image, attract younger customers and create more reasons to visit or click. For investors, that kind of brand rejuvenation can change how a stock is perceived, for better or worse. This article looks at 3 stocks exposed to the same news trend and...

It's been a sad week for Champion Iron Limited ( ASX:CIA ), who've watched their investment drop 13% to AU$3.41 in the...

We can readily understand why investors are attracted to unprofitable companies. For example, although...

Critical minerals are back in the spotlight after 3 Proton Lithium revealed what may be America’s largest tungsten deposit in Nevada, an estimated US$152b resource that sits at the crossroads of national security, pricing power and regulation. With tungsten prices already very high since 2025 and U.S. policy support for critical minerals, this kind of discovery can reshape expectations for miners exposed to the story. This article walks through 3 stocks from our Critical Minerals and Mining...

Corporate Travel Management (ASX:CTD) continues to draw investor attention after its recent trading session, with the stock closing at A$16.07. The move highlights how investors are weighing the company’s latest financial profile. See our latest analysis for Corporate Travel Management. Over the past year, Corporate Travel Management has seen its share price return rise 21.10% year to date and its 1 year total shareholder return reach 13.13%, while the 5 year total shareholder return shows a...

CSL (ASX:CSL) has drawn fresh attention after reporting positive top-line Phase 3b results for its hereditary angioedema therapy ANDEMBRY in children aged 2 to 11 years, supporting potential expanded pediatric use. See our latest analysis for CSL. The ANDEMBRY update comes as CSL trades at A$123.06, with a 7 day share price return of 7.74% and a year to date share price decline of 28.44%. The 1 year total shareholder return is down 52.25%, pointing to weak long term momentum despite a recent...

New US tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on imports from more than 60 countries are shaking up the rules of global trade and putting a fresh spotlight on export heavy stocks. For investors, this is less about day to day headlines and more about which companies can handle higher costs, legal uncertainty and potential trade disputes with key partners like Australia, Brazil and Chile. This article discusses three stocks that appear particularly exposed to the new tariff pressure so you can assess whether...

Global trade is back in the spotlight as policymakers move to reduce regulatory uncertainty, improve transparency and support more resilient supply chains. For large industrial and manufacturing stocks, clearer trade rules and better coordinated policies can change how investors think about risk, pricing power and long term project planning. This article looks at three stocks from our Global Industrial and Manufacturing Stocks screener that appear closely linked to these trends. Each company...

Extreme heat in Europe and rising climate risks are pushing governments and companies to rethink how critical infrastructure is built and maintained. That shift could affect everything from construction demand to insurance costs and project timelines. For investors, the question is which stocks might benefit from this focus on climate resilience and which might see pressure from higher operating risks and capital needs. This article discusses three stocks from the Climate Resilience...

With inflation still sticky in places like the Netherlands at 3.1% and Poland at 3.0%, unemployment edging up in Germany to 6.4%, and rate expectations moving with every energy headline from the Middle East, many investors are looking for sturdier ground. That is where a Solid Balance Sheet and Fundamentals screener focused on high return on equity, past performance, and sound balance sheets can help you focus on financial strength rather than market noise. In this article, you will see three...

Adani’s report of nearly A$1b in revenue from its Queensland Carmichael coal mine, yet no company tax due to a A$340.6m loss, has thrown a spotlight on how mining profits, tax and reputational risk intersect for Australian investors. The controversy around related party expenses and aggressive tax planning does not stop at Adani. It shapes how markets may view other Australian Mining Sector stocks exposed to similar themes of regulation, tax scrutiny and high coal prices. This article walks...

Liontown earnings call sets the tone for investor attention Liontown (ASX:LTR) is in focus ahead of its Q4 2026 earnings call scheduled for today, 29 July 2026, as investors look for fresh detail on recent financial results and project progress. See our latest analysis for Liontown. At a last close of A$0.965, Liontown’s 30 day share price return has fallen 44.06% and its 90 day share price return is down 63.45%. However, the 1 year total shareholder return is still 20.62%, signaling fading...

Looking at Gold Hydrogen Limited's ( ASX:GHY ) insider transactions over the last year, we can see that insiders were...

Adore Beauty Group Limited ( ASX:ABY ), is not the largest company out there, but it saw significant share price...

For beginners, it can seem like a good idea (and an exciting prospect) to buy a company that tells a good story to...

At its 2026 AGM held on 23 July, Macquarie Group shareholders voted against a proposed amendment to the company’s constitution, while the Board separately confirmed that long-serving Managing Director and CEO Shemara Wikramanayake will retire on 6 November 2026, to be succeeded by Greg Ward following required approvals. Ward’s move from leading the Banking and Financial Services arm, after earlier serving as Global CFO and Deputy Managing Director, signals a continuity-focused leadership...

Iress Limited ( ASX:IRE ), is not the largest company out there, but it led the ASX gainers with a relatively large...

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has removed the usual forward guidance and left markets to price interest rate risk with far less hand holding. Volatility in both short and long term rates has picked up, and that can reshape trading volumes, hedging demand and risk appetite across exchanges and electronic trading platforms. For investors watching Exchange and Trading Platform Operators, this shift in Fed communication could influence transaction driven revenue in different ways. This article walks...

The collapse of the $45b AI focused hedge fund Situational Awareness has put extreme leverage, concentrated bets and forced selling back in the spotlight. For retail investors watching the fallout around semiconductor and AI related stocks, the bigger question is how listed hedge fund and asset management companies might be affected. Some could face pressure if clients pull capital. Others may find opportunities in distressed assets or wider spreads. This article looks at 3 stocks from the...

News that Sainsbury’s plans to sell Argos for £120m and double down on its “food first” strategy has pushed supermarket stocks back into the spotlight. When a major player shifts focus this sharply, it can change how investors think about returns, risk and income potential across the sector. This article looks at how that move connects to our Defensive Consumer Staples screener and what it might mean for supermarket and food retail stocks exposed to the same news. You will see 3 stocks from...

Markets are watching the latest Gaza ceasefire and reconstruction talks closely, as any credible progress on disarmament, Israeli withdrawal, and international rebuilding efforts could reshape expectations around stability and future project flows. That kind of shift can change how investors view larger infrastructure and construction stocks with solid balance sheets and recent share price strength. This article looks at 3 stocks from our Global Infrastructure and Construction screener that...