February 16, 2024

Joe David, Managing Director, Elementos (ASX:ELT) is an exploration and development company focused on advancing mineral projects, notably the Cleveland Tin-Copper-Tungsten Project in Tasmania, aiming to become a leading global tin producer.

Philip Daffas, CEO & Managing Director, PainChek (ASX:PCK) develops mobile medical applications intended to provide pain assessment for people who cannot communicate with their carers.

Mike Arnold, Group Managing Director, Stealth Group Holdings (ASX:SGI) is one of Australia’s largest industrial distribution groups, combining company owned and independent retailer assets, providing more than 1 million products, supplies, parts, and accessories to business, trade, and retail customers.

Marc Voigt, Executive Director & CEO, Immutep (ASX:IMM) is a clinical-stage biotechnology company at the forefront of developing novel LAG-3 immunotherapy for cancer and autoimmune diseases.

In October last year, China announced new export permit requirements for certain graphite products, citing national security concerns and aiming to bolster its control over critical mineral supply amid challenges to its manufacturing dominance. China is utilising its dominant position in the global critical minerals and raw materials supply chain to address the expanded economic

To register for today’s webinar click here. Global semiconductor developer BluGlass (ASX:BLG) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with leading advanced defence and dual-use photonics company, Applied Energetics (OTCQB: AERG). The two companies will collaborate on next-generation military and commercial applications, leveraging BluGlass’ high performance GaN distributed feedback (DFB) lasers in Applied Energetics’ advanced

Australian shares surged 0.5% by 11:30am, driven by gains in mining stocks due to rising commodity prices and a weakening US dollar, with the S&P 500 Index reaching a record high on Wall Street. Gold miners rebounded as gold prices surpassed $2000 per ounce. Economic data from Japan, the UK, and the US over the

Shell, this week, trimmed its 2040 demand estimate— not by much, but lower than the 2021 forecast, suggesting the LNG boom might be over. Shell, bullish on LNG demand and supply, sees demand in 2040 reaching a range of 625-685 million tonnes, down from a previous estimate of just over 700 million tonnes. Despite the

The day before the US January consumer inflation figures forced investors to face up to the reality of higher rates from the Fed for longer, the February survey of global fund managers from Bank of America painted an upbeat outlook from investors. In fact, they were the most upbeat for two years. It’s a pity

The following transcript was AI-generated. Paul Sanger: Good morning and welcome to this week’s edition of Winston’s weekly, covering all Things property. I am Paul Sanger, your host for today. And as always, we’re talking today with Winston Summut, an investment manager at Euree Asset Management. Winston, welcome back. Winston Sammut: Thank you. Paul Sanger: Now, Winston, let’s