The XJO is expected to fall on open this morning. U.S futures yesterday heralded a positive market last night, however they shed all their intraday gains to finish marginally in the red. Our market will give up all of yesterday’s meagre gains in response, with an expected open near 7,670. U.S futures have also dipped
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In the ever-turbulent business world, power plays and leadership shake-ups are common, but RLF AgTech (ASX: RLF), an Australian-based plant nutrition company, is in for another ride. In another upheaval, RLF has terminated its Australian distribution agreement with Rural Liquid Fertilisers due to breaches of the agreement by the latter. This termination ends Rural Liquid
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It’s been a busy few days for construction company Saunders International (ASX: SND) which has confirmed a collection of new contract wins that total $52 million worth of revenue, spanning projects across New South Wales and Western Australia. The first of these announcements came on Monday, when Saunders revealed it had been awarded the $31.5
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The XJO is expected to edge lower on open this morning. Last night the U.S rebounded, much like we did yesterday, but gave up roughly half their intraday gains by close. Their futures have edged into the red, likely contributing to our muted open this morning. Markets have paused for now. Our market found support
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Small cap investors may have been flocking to companies benefiting from global warfare and the rise of drone technology but it’s been awhile since they showed much love for armour manufacturer HighCom (ASX: HCL). But with a major overhaul of their leadership and Board, the tide may be turning for the defence products manufacturer which
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Despite reporting record revenue, an update from audiovisual equipment company Audinate Group (ASX: AD8) has not been well received by investors having flagged changes to their business model in an attempt to adapt to changing customer needs in the AV industry, away from Audinate’s traditional hardware model. Whilst pandemic aftershocks are still shaking ground for
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