Australian Telecom Services and Carriers Stock News

As the Australian market navigates a turbulent landscape marked by mixed GDP data and volatile sector performances, investors are keenly observing growth companies that demonstrate resilience and potential. In such an environment, stocks with high insider ownership often signal confidence from those who know the company best, making them attractive prospects for those seeking stability amid uncertainty.

The Australian market has recently experienced a rollercoaster of activity, with the ASX200 showing volatility in response to weaker-than-expected GDP data, reflecting divided investor sentiment. In such fluctuating conditions, identifying stocks with strong fundamentals becomes crucial for investors seeking stability and potential growth. Penny stocks, despite their outdated connotation, continue to represent smaller or emerging companies that can offer significant value when backed by...

Metcash Limited has reported half-year results to 31 October 2025 showing essentially flat group sales at A$8,477.5 million and net profit of A$142.2 million, while declaring a fully franked interim dividend of A$0.085 per share. Beneath the headline stability, a sharp fall in tobacco sales following July’s regulatory changes is reshaping the mix of Metcash’s wholesale earnings and testing the resilience of its core food, liquor and hardware businesses. We’ll now examine how the tobacco-led...

Wondering if Perseus Mining is still a smart buy after such a huge run, or if the real value has already been priced in? Let us unpack what the current share price is really saying about the business. The stock has climbed 1.1% over the last week, 16.1% in the last month, and an impressive 113.0% year to date, with a 115.7% gain over the past year and 418.0% over five years. This naturally raises questions about how much upside is left versus the risk of a pullback. Recent moves have been...

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s subsidiary Heyday recently lost an arbitration case against the CPB Dragados Samsung Joint Venture over additional cost claims on Sydney’s WestConnex M5 tunnel project. This setback has raised questions about the group’s project risk management, even as analysts continue to highlight its robust order pipeline and sector tailwinds. We’ll now explore how this arbitration loss and its risk-management lessons may influence Southern Cross Electrical...

West African Resources (ASX:WAF) has drawn fresh attention after a director lifted their stake while the company simultaneously issued nearly one million new shares on the ASX, reshaping the ownership and liquidity picture. See our latest analysis for West African Resources. Those moves come after a strong run, with the share price now at A$2.82 and a powerful year to date share price return of around 92 percent, supported by a three year total shareholder return above 160 percent. This...

REA Group (ASX:REA) has been busy, rolling out OpenAI powered tools and its new realAssist companion while locking in a data heavy integration with Ray White, moves that reshape how its marketplace captures value. See our latest analysis for REA Group. Despite the launch of OpenAI powered tools and the Ray White data deal, REA Group’s share price return has been under pressure. A 30 day share price return of minus 11.73 percent has fed into a year to date share price loss of 19.13 percent...

With a median price-to-sales (or "P/S") ratio of close to 0.7x in the Media industry in Australia, you could be...

As Australian shares are poised for a mid-week advance, buoyed by Wall Street’s optimism and promising GDP figures, investors are keeping a keen eye on emerging opportunities within the market. For those interested in exploring beyond the well-trodden paths of large-cap stocks, penny stocks—despite their vintage name—remain an intriguing area of potential value. These smaller or newer companies can offer compelling opportunities with less risk than one might expect, especially when they...

Key Insights Significant insider control over Paragon Care implies vested interests in company growth The top 2...

Minerals 260 (ASX:MI6) has announced a major milestone at its Bullabulling project, doubling the contained gold resource to 4.5 million ounces. This upgrade includes new extensions confirmed by drilling as well as a maiden resource at Gibraltar. See our latest analysis for Minerals 260. The resource upgrade has energized Minerals 260’s share price, which has soared 221.74% year-to-date and 155.17% over the past 90 days, reflecting growing investor confidence in the company’s project...

Nordic Resources Limited ( ASX:NNL ) insiders who purchased shares in the last 12 months were richly rewarded last...

We feel now is a pretty good time to analyse Airtasker Limited's ( ASX:ART ) business as it appears the company may be...

Insiders who bought Bio-Gene Technology Limited ( ASX:BGT ) stock lover the last 12 months are probably not as affected...

Looking at Spectur Limited's ( ASX:SP3 ) insider transactions over the last year, we can see that insiders were net...

Investors who take an interest in Amaero Ltd ( ASX:3DA ) should definitely note that the Non-Independent Non-Executive...

With the business potentially at an important milestone, we thought we'd take a closer look at BlinkLab Limited's...

As the Australian share market remains rangebound with the XJO hovering around 8,500 points and bond yields nearing year-long highs, investors are navigating a complex landscape influenced by inflationary pressures and sector-specific movements. In this environment, dividend stocks can offer stability and income potential, making them an attractive option for those looking to balance growth with consistent returns amidst fluctuating market conditions.

As the Australian market remains rangebound, with the XJO struggling to break past the 9,000-point mark since late October, investors are keeping a close eye on sectors like energy and materials which have recently led gains. In this environment, growth companies with high insider ownership can be particularly appealing as they often indicate strong management confidence and alignment of interests with shareholders.

As the Australian market remains rangebound, with the S&P/ASX 200 index hovering around the 8,500-point mark and showing little sign of a Santa Rally on the horizon, investors are closely monitoring economic indicators like bond yields and CPI data. In such an environment, identifying undervalued stocks becomes crucial for those looking to capitalize on potential discrepancies between market prices and intrinsic value estimates.

As the Australian market remains rangebound, with key indices like the XJO struggling to regain past highs, investors are closely monitoring economic indicators such as bond yields and inflation data that suggest a cautious outlook. In this environment, small-cap stocks with robust fundamentals can offer intriguing opportunities, particularly those in sectors like energy and materials which have shown resilience. Exploring Catalyst Metals and two other promising small caps highlights...

The Australian share market has been relatively stable, with the XJO index holding within the 8,500-point range despite recent economic pressures such as higher-than-expected CPI figures and rising bond yields. In this context, investors might find value in exploring penny stocks—an investment area that remains relevant for those interested in smaller or newer companies. These stocks can offer potential growth opportunities when supported by strong financial health, making them intriguing...

In recent days, NEXTDC announced a significant increase in contracted utilisation, rising 29% since June 2025 due to major customer wins, and raised its FY26 capital expenditure guidance by A$400 million to accelerate data centre expansion. This acceleration reflects strong demand growth for data centre services, particularly from AI and cloud-driven workloads, supporting ongoing digital transformation initiatives within Australia’s technology sector. We’ll explore how NEXTDC’s higher...

Collins Foods (ASX:CKF) just released its H1 2026 financial results, posting revenue of $815.96 million and a basic EPS of -0.13 AUD, with net income at -$15.29 million. Looking back, the company’s revenue increased from $703.53 million in H1 2025 to $815.96 million this half, while basic EPS declined from 0.20 AUD to -0.13 AUD over the same period. Net margins remain tight, reflecting ongoing pressure on profitability and highlighting a challenging operating environment. See our full...