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September 2011
Into the brave new world
News concerning the health of the US and European economies see-saws daily, but for many companies, the message is clear. Emerging markets is where the growth is. Increasingly, Australia’s smaller businesses are braving the odds and pushing for expansion into emerging markets, where well-resourced, large cap companies are usually more successful.
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- Claire Stewart
July 2011
Clover Corporation (CLV)
Strong second half sales should put “nutriceuticals” company Clover Corporation on track for good 2012 growth.
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- Claire Stewart
September 2010
China a lucrative market for Industrea
Mining equipment firm Industrea enjoyed its best one-day jump in three months after it moved to mop up all outstanding convertible bonds.
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- Brendon Lau
August 2010
M2 back on the prowl for assets
M2 Telecommunications Group is back on the acquisition trail after delivering a full-year result that topped its July guidance.
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- Brendon Lau
June 2010
CBD Energy is set to shine
As we move into the new financial year, small cap experts nominate their favourites to post surprisingly strong full-year results in August: CBD Energy, Industrea, Oakton and Clover Corp.
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- Brendon Lau
November 2009
September 2008
Clover Corp (CLV)
Amid some of the financial market turmoil of the past fortnight, hundreds of stocks hit their lowest points in more than a year.
- Peter Wells
July 2008
Clover Corp (CLV)
Stock in the health foods group shot 18.5 per cent higher on Monday after it said it expected fiscal 2008 full-year profit to be between $2 million and $2.5 million, well ahead of the $635,000 profit a year ago. The bottom line got a boost from the additional revenue added in November last year when it bought out the remaining 30 per cent of its joint venture partner Nu-Mega, which supplies Omega-3 food ingredients to the fast-growing wellbeing market. Clover also manufactures a range of soy ingredients through its Future Food Ingredients business. The company, founded in 1988 and listed in 1999, initially began as a research and development and marketing company and has evolved to become a manufacturer of human health and nutrition products. The group employs 27 staff, is currently free of debt and had sales of $16.5 million in fiscal 2007. Three-quarters of the group's revenue is sourced to Australasia, and the remainder to Europe (20 per cent) and the US (5 per cent). It is among just a few companies in the manufacturing and retail space to hold up against the broader market rout.
- Emily Parkinson
March 2006
Briefs
PCH GROUP The construction equipment hire company says it benefited from confidence about the strength and longevity of the run in the oil and gas markets in Australia and overseas
- Eli Greenblat, Neil Shoebridge, Sue Mitchell and Staff reporter
September 2004
BRIEFS
Virgin eyes Macau
- Tansy Harcourt; Ben Power; Eli Greenblat; Stephen Wisenthal; Neil Shoebridge; Yvonne Ball
July 2003
Clover's sweet smell of success
Clover has turned a corner and is looking for acquisitions but stockbrokers say it could be a takeover target, writes Sue Mitchell.
- Sue Mitchell