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Change in substantial holding

Change in substantial holding

  • Oct 24, 2024
  • 8 pages

Notice of Annual General Meeting/Proxy Form

Notice of Annual General Meeting, Proxy Form

  • Oct 22, 2024
  • 13 pages

Annual Report to shareholders

Annual Report, Top 20 shareholders, Full Year Accounts, Full Year Audit Review, Full Year Directors' Statement, Full Year Directors' Report

  • Oct 22, 2024
  • 104 pages

Appendix 4G Corporate Governance Statement FY24

Corporate Governance, Appendix 4G

  • Oct 22, 2024
  • 21 pages

Change in substantial holding

Change in substantial holding

  • Oct 16, 2024
  • 3 pages

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October

Former Lovisa CEO Shane Fallscheer is launching a new low-priced fashion jewellery chain Harli + Harpa.

Brett Blundy’s Lovisa stares down ex-CEO’s jewellery challenger

Shane Fallscheer, a former Lovisa CEO, is returning to the industry with Harli + Harpa a new fashion jewellery chain.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

August

Guzman y Gomez bosses Hilton Brett and Steven Marks had a big win.

How Guzman y Gomez plans to keep winning over kids – and investors

Guzman y Gomez keeps its real for the kids, BHP takes a swing on IR and Coles steps into the brave new world of AI.

  • Updated
  • James Thomson and Anthony Macdonald

July

Retail sales jumped unexpectedly in May.

Three ASX stocks to ride out the retail rebound

As retail sales data tops market expectations, Morningstar says some beaten-up retailer stocks may be ripe for a recovery.

  • Joshua Peach

June

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.

  • Updated
  • Joanne Tran
Brett Blundy and Solomon Lew are two of the country’s highest-profile retailing billionaires.

Lovisa investors remain bullish despite high-profile CEO exit

But brokers have downgraded the Brett Blundy-controlled chain as the executive who oversaw rapid international expansion, Spaniard Victor Herrero, leaves.

  • Carrie LaFrenz
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SG Hiscock portfolio manager Hamish Tadgell, Tribecca portfolio manager Jun Bei Liu and Simon Mawhinney of Allan

Buying the dip? Seven trashed ASX stocks fundies are snapping up

Lovisa, Worley and Orora are among the recent laggards that fund managers have been buying at – what they believe – are rare discounts.

  • Joshua Peach
Solomon Lew is hoping to spin off Smiggle by the end of January 2025.

Brett Blundy’s poaching of Solomon Lew’s exec leaves a big question

As Solomon Lew’s Premier Investments considers a spin-off of Smiggle, the departure of the chain’s boss, John Cheston, raises questions about the timing of such a deal.

  • James Thomson
Brett Blundy and Solomon Lew are two of the country’s highest-profile retailing billionaires.

Brett Blundy poaches new Lovisa boss from Solomon Lew’s retail empire

The jeweller’s chief executive, Victor Herrero, will be succeeded by John Cheston, who runs Smiggle. Premier Investments has been hoping to float the kid’s stationery chain.

  • Updated
  • Carrie LaFrenz
Brief 3 June

Minimum wage rises 3.75pc | Northern Minerals sell-down order | Lovisa poaches CEO from rival

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

May

Rising bond yields have weighed on Wall Street’s loss-making stocks this year.

Loss-making companies are surging on the ASX, baffling analysts

Goldman Sachs is perplexed about the surge in unprofitable stocks, and says there are safer alternatives like retailers Lovisa and Cettire.

  • Alex Gluyas
Platypus Asset Management’s head of investment, Prasad Patkar.

The Aussie stock picks that made this fund a top 10

Platypus Asset Management’s Prasad Patkar names Reece among the $5 billion money manager’s key investment calls. But he’s wary of BHP’s big M&A bet.

  • Sarah Jones

February

Stock winners: Block CEO Jack Dorsey, WiseTech’s Richard White, and Lovisa’s Victor Herrero.

Four ASX stocks up at least 50pc in the past three months

These ASX-listed companies have ridden months-long relief rallies to near-record highs, and some analysts think they may still have further to run.

  • Joshua Peach
Lovisa’s global store rollout has slowed, but it paid a hefty interim dividend keeping shareholders happy.

Shares in Lovisa, Universal Store jump as dividends rise

The two retailers reported softer like-for-like sales but were bullish in their outlook, boosting returns for shareholders.

  • Updated
  • Carrie LaFrenz

Lovisa short sellers squeezed as stock rallies to all-time high

The number of short sellers betting against the discount jewellery retailer surged to the highest level in four years ahead of the results, but that hasn’t stopped the stock rallying to all-time highs.

  • Updated
  • Joshua Peach and 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
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January

Brett Blundy hires Mark McInnes as golden handcuffs come off

McInnes is cautious about the consumer outlook, but says the retailers inside the empire of his billionaire new employer have the three traits needed to win. 

  • James Thomson

November 2023

Boss 50 highest-paid CEOs

Australia’s 50 highest-paid CEOs in 2023

Despite topping the pay ranks, Macquarie Group’s Shemara Wikramanayake is just one of two women on the list.

  • Patrick Durkin

November 2023

Oroton CEO Jenny Child says shoppers were eager for discounts.

Black Friday sales sizzle, set to be bigger than Christmas

Shoppers are tipped to spend over $6.3 billion over the four-day shop-a-thon, up 3 per cent on last year. But budgets are under pressure, and sales have come early.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

September 2023

Retailers hope new stores will beat the spending blues

New stores are helping retailers grow topline sales but if conditions deteriorate, they may drag on earnings.

  • Sue Mitchell
Lovisa CEO Victor Herrero: highly incentivised.

Lovisa’s $30 million CEO settles Kiwi underpayment

The problem with paying your CEO absurd amounts of money is that it rather concentrates the mind on what a business pays its rank-and-file.

  • Myriam Robin

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