Worley Limited (WOR) is a global ASX listed company, headquartered in Australia. It is a professional services company of energy, chemicals and resources experts helping its customers shift their operations towards a more sustainable future
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The broader market continues to exhibit signs of weakness, with ongoing sell-offs contributing to heightened uncertainty. In response, we have increased our cash holdings to maintain flexibility. This strategic cash reserve will enable us to respond promptly to emerging opportunities and reallocate to our core holdings once market conditions stabilize.
Overall, WiseTech Global’s 1H25 results largely met or exceeded broker expectations, particularly in terms of profitability and margin expansion. However, the revenue outlook and product delays confirm some of the concerns raised by analysts. The lack of commentary on recent governance issues may leave some questions unanswered for investors.
Woolworths (WOW) was founded in FY1924, the Company is one of Australia and NZ’s largest retailers. The Company is a Group of food and everyday needs retail businesses comprising a large and convenient store network, online shopping and complementary services and retail platforms.
Steadfast Group (ASX: SDF) has delivered a robust 1H25 performance, reinforcing its position as the largest general insurance broker network and underwriting agency group in Australasia.
Stocks and Treasury yields tumbled on signs of softening U.S. growth and uncertainty over Trump administration policies.
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The Australian sharemarket declined on Tuesday as US President Donald Trump’s reaffirmation of tariffs on Mexico and Canada heightened investor concerns over global trade tensions. The S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.5% to 8265.10 by 2pm, while the All Ordinaries dropped 0.6%. Losses were broad-based, with consumer discretionary stocks leading the decline.
Wisetech investors find themselves in a situation they have rarely encountered before, are they comfortable with the boardroom becoming the Throne room?
Johns Lyng Group (JLG) reported its financial performance for the first half of the 2025 financial year (1H25), highlighting strong growth in its core business-as-usual (BaU) revenue but facing headwinds in catastrophic (CAT) revenue, leading to an overall decline in total revenue and profitability.
Stocks continued to fall overnight driven by an Nvidia-led decline in fall in tech ahead of earnings from chipmaking giant.
