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Sarytogan Graphite chases customers for Kazakh graphite products

Sarytogan Graphite chases customers for Kazakh graphite products

Sarytogan Graphite will this year take its Kazakhstan graphite products to customers around the world, having put a big bag of samples in the hands of a new marketing exec.

  • by Doug Bright

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‘Consumers are still hurting’: Myer shares tumble as sales shrink

‘Consumers are still hurting’: Myer shares tumble as sales shrink

The department store says cautious shoppers are looking for savings as they battle cost-of-living pressures.

  • by Daniel Lo Surdo
ClearVue extends solar glass reach into massive Arab building market

ClearVue extends solar glass reach into massive Arab building market

ClearVue Technologies has expanded its strategic partnership with leading Qatari manufacturer Alutec, to distribute its products into the vast UAE market.

  • by Andrew Todd
Raiz expands leadership team to bolster growth into 2025

Raiz expands leadership team to bolster growth into 2025

Raiz Invest has bolstered its leadership team with the appointment of two experienced non-executive directors, Juliana Nguyen and Paul Rogan.

  • by Andrew Todd
TMK doubles gas outflow by adding three new Mongolian wells

TMK doubles gas outflow by adding three new Mongolian wells

TMK Energy’s Gurvantes Mongolian gas project has all six of its pilot production wells flaring after adding three new wells and doubling the field’s gas outflow.

  • by Doug Bright
Whitebark eyeing big upside from new SA hydrogen-helium play

Whitebark eyeing big upside from new SA hydrogen-helium play

In a $1.7m all-scrip deal, Whitebark Energy has nabbed King Energy’s gas, hydrogen and helium assets in SA unlocking the potential to create significant value.

  • by James Pearson
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Are the burgers really better at Hungry Jack’s? Its boss thinks that’s not enough

Are the burgers really better at Hungry Jack’s? Its boss thinks that’s not enough

The burger chain has become one of Australia’s fastest-growing food chains by going back to basics, says its CEO.

  • by Jessica Yun
Sparc fires up following three-way hydrogen tie-in

Sparc fires up following three-way hydrogen tie-in

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is … Sparc Technologies. The company is developing new-age hydrogen technology using sunlight.

  • by Craig Nolan
Star shares plunge again amid warning investors could be wiped out

Star shares plunge again amid warning investors could be wiped out

Morningstar has given Star a 50 per cent chance of falling into administration and said the company would be lucky to make its next results without a lifeline.

  • by Hannah Kennelly
If the NBA and NFL move to Disney+, where does it leave Foxtel?

If the NBA and NFL move to Disney+, where does it leave Foxtel?

Disney+ is likely to introduce live sports in Australia, which could have a significant effect on Foxtel’s streaming business as HBO’s Max also prepares to launch.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Macarthur banks another $250K from WA iron ore rights sale

Macarthur banks another $250K from WA iron ore rights sale

Macarthur Minerals has received a further $250,000 payment from selling the rights to mine and develop its WA Lake Giles Ularring iron ore play.

  • by Craig Nolan

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