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Earlier this week, Aristocrat Leisure updated investors on its ongoing on-market buy-back, confirming total repurchases of 9,311,187 securities and releasing its 2025 Annual Report, 2026 AGM date and Corporate Governance Statement. Alongside reaffirmed FY26 NPATA growth guidance across Aristocrat Gaming, Product Madness and Aristocrat Interactive, Fitch’s upgrade to a BBB credit rating highlights improved financial flexibility for capital returns and investment. We’ll now explore how the...

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Investors who take an interest in Vita Life Sciences Limited ( ASX:VLS ) should definitely note that the Non-Executive...

With a price-to-earnings (or "P/E") ratio of 36.9x WHSP Holdings Limited ( ASX:SOL ) may be sending very bearish...

Ricegrowers (ASX:SGLLV) has kicked off H1 2026 with a solid set of headline numbers, anchored by trailing twelve month revenue of A$1.8 billion and EPS of A$1.09, alongside its latest half year print from H2 2025 that saw revenue of A$937.9 million and EPS of A$0.56. The company has seen revenue move from A$960.5 million and EPS of A$0.51 in H2 2024 to A$937.9 million and EPS of A$0.56 in H2 2025, setting up a story where investors will be weighing how this earnings profile and a 4% net...

Wondering whether BHP Group is still a smart buy at today’s price, or if the big gains are already behind it? This article will walk you through what the numbers are really saying about its value. After a 9.7% rise over the last month and an 18.0% return over the past year, BHP’s recent performance is hard to ignore for anyone tracking long term compounders. Much of this momentum has been underpinned by shifting expectations around iron ore and copper demand, as investors weigh long term...

As the Australian market experiences a modest rebound, ending the week in positive territory, investors are eyeing sectors like Communication and Real Estate for their recent gains. In this environment of cautious optimism, dividend stocks can offer stability and income potential, making them an attractive choice for those looking to navigate the current market dynamics.

The Australian market experienced a modest rebound, closing slightly up by 0.04% this Thursday, with notable sector gains in Communication and Real Estate despite some losses in Energy and Utilities. In this environment of cautious optimism and selective sector strength, discovering lesser-known stocks that demonstrate resilience and potential for growth can be an effective strategy for investors looking to diversify their portfolios.

A late rebound saw the Australian market close slightly up, with most sectors contributing to the gains despite some losses in technology stocks. In this climate, identifying promising investment opportunities requires a focus on companies with strong financials and clear growth potential. While the term "penny stocks" may seem outdated, these smaller or less-established firms can still offer significant value and growth prospects.

On 17 December 2025, ALS Limited applied for the quotation of 342,915 fully paid ordinary shares on the ASX under the ALQ code, issued through a dividend or distribution plan. This incremental share issuance highlights how ALS is using equity-based distribution mechanisms to return value to investors while fine-tuning its capital structure. We’ll now examine how issuing new shares via the dividend or distribution plan could influence ALS’s broader investment narrative and outlook. Outshine...

Telix Pharmaceuticals (ASX:TLX) has caught investor attention after confirming it has wrapped up Part 1 of its pivotal ProstACT Phase 3 trial and already started dosing patients in Part 2 globally. See our latest analysis for Telix Pharmaceuticals. Even with this steady clinical and commercial progress, Telix’s 1 month share price return of minus 15.93 percent and year to date share price return of minus 50.42 percent show momentum has cooled. However, the 5 year total shareholder return of...

IGO (ASX:IGO) has doubled down on lithium by extending its joint venture at the Greenbushes project, a move that reinforces its long term bet on increased battery mineral demand and sector growth. See our latest analysis for IGO. The market seems to be warming back up to that strategy, with a 55.9% 3 month share price return and a 54.9% 1 year total shareholder return, even though the 3 year total shareholder return remains negative. This suggests momentum is rebuilding from a lower base. If...

Woodside Energy Group (ASX:WDS) is back in the spotlight after CEO and Managing Director Meg O’Neill unexpectedly resigned to take the top job at bp, with Liz Westcott stepping in as Acting CEO. See our latest analysis for Woodside Energy Group. The leadership shake-up has landed just as Woodside finds itself in a broader downtrend, with a 1 month share price return of negative 11.52 percent and a year to date share price return of negative 6.17 percent. However, the 1 year total shareholder...

Earlier this month, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission imposed an additional A$150,000,000 capital charge on ASX and ordered a sweeping governance and risk-management overhaul after finding the exchange had underinvested in resilience and operational reliability. ASX has responded by resetting its transformation agenda, tightening board oversight of its clearing and settlement arms, and signalling lower dividend payouts as it rebuilds trust with regulators and market...

Boss Energy has withdrawn its 2021 Enhanced Feasibility Study for the Honeymoon uranium project after a recent review uncovered materially incorrect assumptions on future production, mineralisation and costs, prompting a reset of its long-term development plans. The company is now fast-tracking new work programs, including a wide-spaced wellfield design and updated studies through 2026, aiming to reconfigure Honeymoon’s operating profile and potential mine life while relying on its existing...

Sovereign Metals recently announced a collaboration agreement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a World Bank Group member, to advance the Kasiya rutile-graphite project in Malawi with enhanced environmental and social standards. The partnership not only brings IFC’s sustainability expertise alongside Rio Tinto’s input, but also gives IFC potential lender and investor rights, shaping a clearer path to funding and project execution. We’ll now examine how IFC’s potential role as...

Austal (ASX:ASB) has suddenly landed back in the spotlight after Canberra cleared Hanwha to almost double its stake, but only under tight security and data access conditions, and the market is clearly uneasy. See our latest analysis for Austal. The pullback to A$5.94, including an 11.5% 1 day share price drop, comes after a stellar 91.6% year to date share price return and a 96.0% 1 year total shareholder return. This suggests momentum is cooling as investors reassess risk after Hanwha, the...

As Australian shares appear poised for a flat open, the market remains largely unaffected by global fluctuations, including recent tech sector turbulence in the U.S. Despite this calm on the broader indices, there's still room to explore opportunities within niche segments like penny stocks. Though often considered a relic of past market days, penny stocks can offer unique growth potential when backed by strong financial health and sound business strategies. In this article, we'll examine...

Charter Hall Group has announced a dividend of A$0.2483 per security for the six months ended 31 December 2025, with a record date of 31 December 2025, ex‑dividend date of 30 December 2025, and payment scheduled for 27 February 2026. This dividend decision reinforces the view that Charter Hall is prioritising reliable distributions, which can be an important consideration for income-focused investors assessing the group’s property and funds management exposure. We’ll now examine how this...

Liontown (ASX:LTR) jumped after locking in a binding offtake agreement with Canmax Technologies for 2027 to 2028 spodumene supply, alongside its first digital spot sales auction that underscored solid buyer interest. See our latest analysis for Liontown. Those deals have arrived on the back of powerful momentum, with the latest move adding to Liontown’s roughly 66% 90 day share price return and a hefty 175% total shareholder return over the past year. This suggests confidence is building...

PLS Group (ASX:PLS) is back in the spotlight after renewed optimism in lithium, as electric vehicles and large battery projects draw investors toward producers seen as well placed for a multi year demand cycle. See our latest analysis for PLS Group. That backdrop helps explain why PLS Group’s 1 day share price return of 4.64 percent sits on top of an 83.71 percent year to date share price gain and an 87.10 percent total shareholder return over the past year. This suggests momentum is building...

Electro Optic Systems Holdings (ASX:EOS) has grabbed investor attention after hosting a special call on December 14 to outline a new contract announcement, prompting fresh questions about earnings visibility and longer term growth. See our latest analysis for Electro Optic Systems Holdings. The timing of this contract focused call helps explain why Electro Optic Systems Holdings has seen such explosive momentum lately, with a 7 day share price return of 56.88 percent and a 1 year total...

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Breville Group Limited ( ASX:BRG ), might not be a large cap stock, but it received a lot of attention from a...