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Webjet Limited

ASX Announcements

Proposed adjustment to Conversion Price of Notes due 2026

Company Administration - Other

  • Aug 30, 2024
  • 1 page

Webjet Group Limited Investor Roadshow and Presentation

Company Presentation

  • Aug 30, 2024
  • 34 pages

Becoming a substantial holder

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Aug 29, 2024
  • 4 pages

Results of 2024 Annual General Meeting

Results of Meeting

  • Aug 29, 2024
  • 2 pages

Market Sensitive

AGM Managing Director's Presentation

Company Presentation, Trading Update, Chairman's Address - Other

  • Aug 29, 2024
  • 15 pages

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July

Australia’s highest-paid CEOs include Greg Goodman (Goodman Group), Shemara Wikramanayake (Macquarie), Mike Henry (BHP), and Matt Comyn (CBA).

Who are the highest paid ASX 200 CEOs?

New research shows that ASX 100 CEOs earn on average 50 times more than the average Australian adult.

  • Hannah Wootton

June

Tyndall Asset Management’s James Nguyen.

Why Tyndall has gone all in on Zip Co’s turnaround story

James Nguyen says the market is mispricing the buy now pay later provider and reveals why a $15 billion settlement could be the catalyst for another small cap stock.

  • Joanne Tran

May

Webjet boss John Guscic is sitting on plenty of cash but needs to pay out bondholders.

Why Webjet wants to let the Ferrari out of the garage

Breaking up is usually hard to do – but fed-up investors are mad for it. Webjet is jumping on the bandwagon.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Webjet boss John Guscic. Shares surged as the company flagged a demerger and record earnings.

Webjet shares surge as it flags demerger, record earnings

Demand for travel has kept the earnings of the online travel bookings company solid in FY 2024, with plans to split its business-facing and direct-to-consumer operations.

  • Ayesha de Kretser

January

Webjet boss John Guscic is sitting on plenty of cash but needs to pay out bondholders.

Travel bulls still buying Webjet’s B2B growth story

Webjet is flying high despite concerns about the economy as it carves out a niche as an intermediary between businesses and hotels.

  • Ayesha de Kretser
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September 2023

Webjet boss John Guscic told shareholders last week his business will have higher market share, lower costs and greater profitabilitYy as conditions normalise.

Why Webjet is using revenge travel cash to buy back pandemic-era funds

The travel bookings group has had a boom and bust few years. It is booming again, and thinking about cleaning up its capital structure.

  • Anthony Macdonald

August 2023

Group1 Sports is kicking off a capital raising to get its product ready for spring racing carnival.

Fantasy sports start-up seeks fresh funds; big-name investors saddle up

Group1 Sports claims around 1 million Australians bet on horse racing in a typical month.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

June 2023

These eight ASX stocks aren’t pricing in a slowdown

While consumer stocks are under real pressure, valuations and earnings estimates remain too high for the coming decline, UBS says.

  • James Thomson

May 2023

Webjet has posted a turnaround from years of pandemic-smashed losses.

‘Holidays not going away’: Webjet aims to fly through slowdown

Shares in the travel provider were higher after full-year earnings beat market estimates. But can it beat economic malaise worldwide?

  • Liam Walsh

April 2023

Street Talk.

Pathology brawl heats up as rivals argue finer points

The trickiest M&A deals are often when two industry players are eyeing each other off, but cannot agree on the terms. That’s what’s going on between the No.2 and No.3 players in the pathology sector.

  • Anthony Macdonald

December 2022

Webjet managing director John Guscic.

Webjet boss in $9m sale after vexed bonus shares deal

A big grant of options during the dark days of the coronavirus pandemic have proved a rich reward for Webjet’s managing director John Guscic.

  • Liam Walsh

Buy, hold, sell: Five stocks for a Santa rally

Blackmore Capital’s Marcus Bogdan and Firetrail Investments’ Blake Henricks analyse five stocks poised for a possible rally into the new year.

November 2022

The S&P/ASX 200 Index rose 0.2 per cent on Thursday.

Shares cling to small gain as Pendal soars

The S&P/ASX 200 Index rose 0.2 per cent to 7135.7. Pendal shares advanced 10.5 per cent to $4.93, and Webjet 10.1 per cent to $6.19.

  • Vesna Poljak
Webjet’s John Guscic, upbeat about post-COVID prospects.

Webjet aims to soar past Gangsta’s Paradise in travel

The travel business is bouncing back from COVID-19, sending its shares surging, but says potential debt repayments have kept dividends at bay.

  • Liam Walsh

August 2022

Cancellations have caused a spike in gripes flowing through to Webjet.

Webjet faces ‘customer service spikes’ as cancellations jump

Webjet is hiring more staff to deal with a wave of problems from flight cancellations, but customers are still saying: ‘I can’t get a response’.

  • Liam Walsh
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July 2022

Utilities were up 29 per cent and energy 24.5 per cent.

Best and worst sectors for FY 2022

Which areas and companies performed most strongly, and what does it mean for your portfolio?

  • Elio D'Amato

June 2022

Webjet managing director John Guscic.

Buy, hold, sell: Five Aussie small caps to weather the storm

Two fund managers share their thoughts on resilient small caps, including two stocks that have been sold off in the recent route.

May 2022

John Guscic, managing director of Webjet Limited.

‘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

April 2022

ASX gains 0.6pc as Qantas shares soar

Blue chip advance helped along by the best day in more than a year for the national carrier.

  • Richard Henderson

January 2022

People attend the Boxing day sales in Sydney’s CBD despite climbing COVID-19 cases.

Investors prepare for ‘soggy’ earnings season as costs climb

Fund managers fear quickly climbing consumer prices threaten to sap corporate profits in the earnings season beginning this week, providing further fuel to drag the market lower.

  • Richard Henderson

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