Australian finance service company Butn (ASX: BTN) has reported a strong performance for Q3 FY23, with record originations and revenue. The quarter’s loan originations totalled $109.0 million, up 77% on the previous corresponding period, with March representing another record month with $41.1 million in originations. Butn’s quarterly platform originations also increased significantly, up 158% on
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From impressive development milestones that delivered a successful capital raise, artificial intelligence (AI) company UNITH (ASX: UNT) kicked critical goals across the March quarter in their path towards commercialising their self-service Digital Human platform which will allow any business owner to employ a digital human that comes without the baggage of traditional labour hire. Importantly
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After a tumultuous year replete with lawsuits, declines and deal fallouts, digital payments company IOUPay (ASX: IOU) has entered voluntary administration. Daniel Walley and Philip Carter of PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia have been tasked with putting on the cape and saving the Company from their burning building. This action has been taken as IOUPay has many outstanding
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The XJO is expected to open lower this morning following a strong pullback in the U.S overnight. Their futures have moved into the green, however, and if they remain so during our session today, will help stem the bleeding. Furthermore, our market will not fall from as higher base, meaning we likely have less of
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Say what you will about eating healthier, saving money and being more eco-conscious, but there’s just something about fried chicken that dispels any need to be a “better” consumer. New Zealand-based fast food restaurant company Restaurant Brands (ASX: RBD) is a testament to that. With total sales for the first quarter to March 31, 2023,
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After asking shareholders to expect great things from the Company’s future, Aussie regenerative farming company Wide Open Agriculture (ASX: WOA) has within just a few days later sought voluntary suspension from the ASX for nine weeks. (Sadistic sense of humour, much?). The suspension follows the Letter to Shareholders on April 19 signed off by CEO
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