ASX:PLS
ASX:PLSMetals and Mining

Why Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) Is Up 15.8% After December‑Quarter Pilgangoora Report Release And What's Next

Pilbara Minerals’ shares have moved sharply higher in recent days as investors looked ahead to the now‑released December‑quarter activities report, which details production, shipments, pricing and costs from its Pilgangoora hard‑rock lithium operation and related assets. The company’s progress at Pilgangoora and its lithium hydroxide joint venture with POSCO is drawing close scrutiny as investors assess how these assets may shape Pilbara’s future earnings profile within the broader green...
ASX:BHP
ASX:BHPMetals and Mining

Assessing BHP Group (ASX:BHP) Valuation After Recent Share Price Momentum

Recent performance snapshot BHP Group (ASX:BHP) has attracted investor attention after a recent move that left the stock with a 1 day return of 1.6% and about 4.7% over the past week. Over the past month and past 3 months, BHP has delivered returns of roughly 5.3% and 12.7% respectively, while its 1 year total return stands at about 27.3%, all in A$ terms. See our latest analysis for BHP Group. That recent 1 day share price return of 1.6% and stronger short term gains sit alongside a 1 year...
ASX:ASL
ASX:ASLMetals and Mining

A Look At Andean Silver’s Valuation As Capital Raise Backs Cerro Bayo Growth Plans

Why Andean Silver’s latest capital raise matters for investors Andean Silver (ASX:ASL) is back on investor radars after doubling its share purchase plan to A$6 million and completing a roughly A$6.0 million follow on equity offering at A$1.85 per share. Together, these moves expand the company’s funding pool for its Cerro Bayo silver gold project in Chile while also changing the mix between existing shareholders and new equity issued into the market. See our latest analysis for Andean...
ASX:KGN
ASX:KGNMultiline Retail

3 ASX Stocks Estimated To Be Up To 49.6% Below Intrinsic Value

The Australian market has been experiencing mixed sentiments, with the ASX trending downward despite a surge in materials, as investors weigh global events and resource price fluctuations. In this environment, identifying undervalued stocks becomes crucial for investors seeking opportunities; these stocks are considered to be trading below their intrinsic value and may offer potential for growth when market conditions stabilize.
ASX:SGLLV
ASX:SGLLVFood

Australian Ethical Investment And 2 Other Undiscovered Gems In Australia

As the Australian market navigates a post-holiday slump, with key indices trending downward despite a rally in the materials sector, investors are keenly watching for opportunities amidst fluctuating commodity prices and geopolitical developments. In this dynamic environment, identifying stocks that can thrive involves looking at companies with strong fundamentals and potential to capitalize on emerging trends, such as those in ethical investment and innovative sectors.
ASX:PRN
ASX:PRNMetals and Mining

ASX Penny Stocks To Watch In January 2026

The Australian market has experienced a mixed start to 2026, with the materials sector showing resilience amid broader market declines and economic uncertainties. In such a climate, investors often turn their attention to penny stocks—an investment area that remains relevant despite its somewhat outdated label. These smaller or emerging companies can offer unique opportunities when backed by strong financials and growth potential, allowing investors to uncover hidden value in quality firms.
ASX:WBT
ASX:WBTSemiconductor

Weebit Nano’s Valuation After Texas Instruments Deal And 2026 Revenue Guidance

Weebit Nano (ASX:WBT) has attracted fresh attention after licensing its resistive random access memory technology to Texas Instruments, alongside issuing 2026 revenue guidance that targets minimum revenue of A$10 million. See our latest analysis for Weebit Nano. The Texas Instruments agreement and 2026 guidance come after a mixed stretch for the share price, with a 17.5% 1 month share price return and a 9.81% 3 month share price return, while the 1 year total shareholder return sits at...