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- Aug 27, 2024
- 4 pages
August 2023
What we learnt: Appen, NextDC, Helloworld, Integral Diagnostics
Small cap results are flying around the market like confetti. Here are a few that caught our eyes.
- James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald
Helloworld shares surge as transaction volumes more than double
Net profit after tax from continuing operations was $19.2 million in the last financial year, compared with a $28.8 million loss in the prior year.
- Ayesha de Kretser
Helloworld joins the travel sector in upgrading guidance
Another travel stock defies the cost-of-living crisis, increasing its earnings guidance on better-than-expected demand for leisure travel.
- Ayesha de Kretser
November 2022
Qantas sells $33m Helloworld stake, Jarden on trade
Qantas Airways is offloading its stake in listed travel agent Helloworld in a block trade via Jarden on Tuesday afternoon.
- Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood
May 2022
‘Travel’s back, baby’: Webjet upbeat on higher bookings
But detail about airline commission cuts has sparked concern about the financial hit to travel agents across the sector.
- Liam Walsh
February 2022
All the profit results for February 21, 2022
Results briefing | News and analysis on today’s profit results from Adairs, Altium, Ampol, BlueScope, Chorus, Cooper Energy, Endeavour, GDI, Hansen, Helloworld, Latitude, Lendlease, Maca, NIB, Nuix, OZ Minerals, Reliance, SelfWealth, Senex, Silver Lake, Sonic Healthcare, Starpharma, Super Retail, Tyro, Viva. Find updated reports and analysis here.
- Andrew Hobbs
December 2021
Government contracts key to Corporate Travel buyout
Corporate Travel is making its second pandemic-induced acquisition, taking out Helloworld’s business trip assets in a $175 million deal.
- Liam Walsh
September 2021
The fully funded lithium player the market is yet to discover
VP Capital’s Tom Lambeth on why lithium and nickel are the best commodities to own right now, and the only travel stock that’s cheaper than its pre-pandemic valuation.
- Alex Gluyas
August 2021
- Updated
- AGM season
Webjet resurgent overseas but hammered at home
The travel company also acknowledges copping a “significant” degree of investor anger about multimillion-dollar pay packages for its top brass.
- Updated
- Liam Walsh
June 2021
One way the government says Helloworld
The travel group has extended its contract with the Australian government until June 2022.
- Tom Richardson
April 2021
Local business bookings taking off, says Corporate Travel
Despite the coronavirus lockdowns occasionally sapping confidence, the travel outfit is positive of longer-term trends.
- Liam Walsh
January 2021
Why Flight Centre's revival faces turbulence
Between the lows of April and November, travel stocks went for a trot. Here's why the steam cooled, and what threats remain.
- Liam Walsh
December 2020
ASX notches up seven week winning streak
The sharemarket fell 1.2 per cent on Friday but gained 0.5 per cent for the week to string together the the longest winning streak since 2016.
- Updated
- Robert Guy, Vesna Poljak, Sarah Turner, William McInnes, Luke Housego and Tom Richardson
November 2020
Vaccine gives travel shot in arm for 2021: Helloworld
The tourism industry is relying heavily on protection from coronavirus.
- Liam Walsh
Flight Centre losses ease but border anger remains
Governments making decisions every month would be 'fired in 5 minutes' in private sector, says travel outfit.
- Liam Walsh
October 2020
What cruises of sickness? Helloworld sees sales spike
Travel outfit Helloworld lost less money than expected, as cruise-line addicts booked 2022 tours, despite the ships' blackened coronavirus reputation.
- Liam Walsh
September 2020
Helloworld braces for 2025 travel recovery
The travel outfit's CEO tips people "will not hesitate" to venture away from home when possible, knowing that "circumstances can change very rapidly".
- Liam Walsh
August 2020
Deposit shenanigans alleged in travel refund spat
Travel agents are raising claims about airlines and cruise companies forcing people to pay in full for trips before considering a refund.
- Liam Walsh
July 2020
ASX rallies 1.9pc over week; Fortescue hits record
Australian shares rallied late on Friday helping steer the index 1.9 per cent higher over the week. Miners, CSL helped steer the index up 0.4 per cent on Friday. Travel stocks fell as virus cases spiked. Fortescue hit a record high. Alumina was the top performer in the S&P/ASX200 Index over the week with a 12.9 per cent gain.
- Robert Guy, Vesna Poljak, William McInnes, Luke Housego and Tom Richardson