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Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Jan 3, 2025
  • 21 pages

Notification of cessation of securities - HVN

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

  • Jan 3, 2025
  • 4 pages

Notification regarding unquoted securities - HVN

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

  • Jan 3, 2025
  • 6 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Jan 2, 2025
  • 8 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Dec 23, 2024
  • 9 pages

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December 2024

Stuck for gift ideas? Here are 56 popular items this Christmas

Australian shoppers are spending with surprising gusto on gadgets, appliances, fashionable drink bottles, cosmetics gift sets and cult skincare products.

  • Simon Evans and Carrie LaFrenz

November 2024

Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page and chairman Gerry Harvey after the retailer’s annual meeting in Sydney.

Harvey Norman sales fall behind major rival The Good Guys

But the company’s billionaire chairman, Gerry Harvey, says that the retailer is not losing ground to the JB Hi-Fi-owned appliance store chain on key categories.

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  • Simon Evans

October 2024

Harvey Norman CEO Katie Page at their newly opened store in Birmingham.

From Birmingham to Britain: Inside Harvey Norman’s new UK beachhead

After two years of planning, the retailer’s chief executive Katie Page will this week open the company’s first store in the country, its boldest expansion yet.

  • Hans van Leeuwen
Blaine Callard, the former Harvey Norman executive leading a design-led turnaround at Freedom Furniture.

Turnaround tale Freedom Furniture back on the deals circuit

Sources said Callard would lead the sale preparations in-house, for now, adding that the process would get under way later this year or early 2025.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

August 2024

Gerry Harvey says there is a three-speed economy – and even the well off are not spending on whitegoods.

A trip to Europe tops a new fridge, says Harvey Norman chairman

Gerry Harvey says households without a mortgage would rather travel than upgrade kitchen appliances, with the retailer reporting a 35 per cent drop in profit.

  • Simon Evans
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July 2024

Rich bosses: Richard White, Andrew Forrest, and Peter Wilson.

The 10 wealthiest executives in the ASX 300 revealed

The Australian Financial Review’s Rich Bosses list for 2024 is dominated by tech and mining executives and also welcomes a new face.

  • Euan Black

Why only four execs have kept spot on rich bosses list over decade

Chris Ellison, Graham Turner, David Teoh and Gerry Harvey have maintained their positions while some of their richer peers of yesteryear have bowed out.

  • Sally Patten and Patrick Durkin

June 2024

Steven Siewert

Retailers have bigger worries than possible interest rate rise

Nick Scali and Harvey Norman say they are getting squeezed from all directions. A rate rise would add to their woes but other costs are doing more damage.

  • Carrie LaFrenz and James Eyers
The key to dividend investing is in understanding the cyclical and structural risks to a business’s cash flow.

The top 20 stocks by dividend return this year

Insurers, miners and fund managers were the top performers, but experts warn of income traps.

  • Lucy Dean
Oscar Oberg says the share price of G8 Education could surge 50 per cent in the next 12 to 24 months.

Wilson’s Oberg is tipping 50pc upside in this small-cap stock

Wilson Assets Management’s Oscar Oberg is bullish on Iress even as its share price has tanked. He also like G8 Education and reveals why he is looking to buy up retail stocks again.

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  • Joanne Tran
Godfreys started in 1931 and collapsed in January. The retailer had 140 stores and 650 employees when it went bust.

Godfreys creditors wiped out after plans to sell retailer collapse

The company’s administrator, PwC, says it has succumbed to fierce price competition, souring consumer sentiment and a flawed strategy of buying out franchisees.

  • Simon Evans

May 2024

Why Shakespeare matters to Rich Lister Katie Page

“We all quote Shakespeare all the time, whether we know it or not.” The Harvey Norman CEO – and Rich Lister – has a lifelong love for The Bard.

  • Michael Bailey
Microsoft Surface Pro devices will feature a new AI assistant known as Copilot, which the company hopes will boost sales.

Why Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi could be AI winners

Microsoft is making big bets on faster, more sophisticated computers. Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi and Officeworks could be unexpected beneficiaries.

  • Jemima Whyte
Big bosses from left: NAB CEO  Andrew Irvine, Wesfarmers managing director Rob Scott, CSR CEO Julie Coates, Harvey Norman executive chairman Gerry Harvey.

CEOs to Labor: inflation still needs to be tamed

Measures to lift housing supply are being partly applauded, but a heavier push on curbing inflation seems to be missing in a two-speed economy.

  • Simon Evans and Liam Walsh

April 2024

‘Wealth effect’: the stocks that could gain from rising house prices

Jarden highlights its best bets, saying homeowners feeling good about their property appreciation turn to spending more on big-ticket retail items.

  • Simon Evans
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February 2024

Harvey Norman executive chairman Gerry Harvey says the company is well positioned as more renovation work begins.

Harvey Norman sales crunched but retailer bullish on outlook

Revenue in Australia has begun to rise as renovations and home building increases, the country’s largest whitegoods and furniture retailer said.

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  • Carrie LaFrenz
JB Hi-Fi is one of a handful of companies reporting results on Monday.

Sell-off looms as strategists warn earnings set to disappoint

The ASX is trading at all-time high, yet investment banks are warning investors may get ahead of themselves this reporting season.

  • Jenny Wiggins and Sarah Jones

January 2024

A Godfreys store in Camperdown, Sydney on Tuesday. The company is closing more than 50 stores.

Godfreys goes bust, shuttering 50 stores and sacking staff

The vacuum cleaner retailer’s first store opened in 1931, but its finances have deteriorated in recent years as customers ditch old-school brands.

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  • Carrie LaFrenz and Simon Evans
Brad Banducci:  “I know there are different views on the specific day itself.”

‘I misread the environment’: Woolworths boss on Australia Day

Woolworths, Cricket Australia and Tennis Australia have faced a public backlash for boycotting Australia Day, as Gerry Harvey bemoans a “mad, woke world” which is silencing business.

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  • Patrick Durkin
The US military said it shot down one drone and one anti-ship ballistic missile in the southern Red Sea.

Industrial action at ports ‘bigger problem’ than Red Sea attacks

Ongoing industrial action at Australian ports poses a much bigger problem for consumers than Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, experts say.

  • Tom Rabe and Brad Thompson

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