LA Private

August 2023

AdBri dips 14%

Shares of Adbri (ASX:ABC), formerly known as Adelaide and Brighton and headquartered in Adelaide, experienced a steep decline of more than 14% in value yesterday. This came as a surprise to some, considering the company’s solid performance in the first half of the year, despite its decision to omit an interim dividend. The half-year report […]

AdBri dips 14% Read More »

BlueScope’s reserved response to $57.5 million fine

BlueScope Steel’s (ASX:BSL) concise three-paragraph statement to the ASX regarding a substantial $57.5 million fine in the Federal Court raises eyebrows. The company’s terse announcement attributed the penalty to “civil proceedings brought by the ACCC against BlueScope and one of its former employees.” The Court, in its decision, imposed a landmark $57.5 million penalty on

BlueScope’s reserved response to $57.5 million fine Read More »

Stocks of the Hour: Chimeric Therapeutics, Apollo Minerals, Morella Corporation

Chimeric Therapeutics (ASX:CHM) announced the successful treatment of the third participant, required to complete the fourth and final planned dose escalation cohort, in the CHM 1101 Phase 1A clinical trial, has been completed at City of Hope. In response, Jennifer Chow, CEO and Managing Director commented, “We look forward to providing an update on the

Stocks of the Hour: Chimeric Therapeutics, Apollo Minerals, Morella Corporation Read More »

BYD reports 207% surge in first half earnings

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant, BYD, announced a remarkable 207% increase in earnings during the first half of this year, propelled by record-breaking production and sales figures. The company’s dominance in the new energy vehicle (NEV) market, including batteries and plug-in electrified vehicles, further solidified its status as China’s leading auto brand. This news holds

BYD reports 207% surge in first half earnings Read More »

Star Entertainment reports $2.4 billion loss amid casino value write-downs

Embattled casino group, Star Entertainment (ASX:SGR), has posted a staggering loss of $2.4 billion for the fiscal year ending on June 30, primarily due to substantial write-downs in the value of its casinos exceeding $2 billion. The company informed the ASX that it had devalued The Star Sydney, The Star Gold Coast, and Treasury Brisbane

Star Entertainment reports $2.4 billion loss amid casino value write-downs Read More »