Following significant testing on their graphite to confirm its high-quality specifications, BlackEarth Minerals (ASX: BEM) has secured a Tier 1 offtake partner with top European refractory company RHI Magnesita (LSE: RHIM) entering a binding agreement to purchase BlackEarth’s graphite. The Memorandum of Understanding will see BlackEarth work closely with RHIM to produce “tailor-made” graphite concentrate
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Despite some struggles faced through COVID-19 shutdowns, beer producer Broo (ASX: BEE) could be on the move again having entered into a production agreement with Australia’s leading brewer Carlton and United Breweries (CUB). The order with CUB comes despite Broo owning and operating their own brewery facility in Mildura where they produce Broo Premium Lager
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If you have been listening to some analysts, Australian specialty retail is dead in the water; Customers are apparently all shopping online with large overseas mega-retailers. However, some specialty retailers are apparently bucking the supposed trend. Enter Adairs (ASX: ADH), who with yesterday’s earnings report, reminded Australian investors that there are still gems to be
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The BNPL (Buy-Now-Pay-Later) space has investors divided, on one side there is a belief that it is the next big craze and will become the payment method of the future. On the other side, many think some of them have a runway too high on hype. The question remains can APT and Z1P grow earnings
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James Hardie Industries (ASX: JHX) – Q1FY21 Results Announcement James Hardie today announced their Q1 FY21 results. Net operating profit (NOPAT) ran at around $US89.3 million for the quarter, which was in-line with the prior corresponding period. The company has announced full-year FY21 guidance for NOPAT of between $US330 million and $US390 million (FY20: $US352.8
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By now you have probably read numerous articles on Afterpay Touch (ASX: APT), the wonder stock of the ASX. It’s no surprise to see it gain so much attention; it has grown at breakneck speeds you’d typically only see in a penny stock. Some analysts believe this is a self-feeding monstrosity, that like Monty Python’s Mr.
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