Nufarm Limited
Industrial giants turn to property for new income streams
Building materials giant Boral is the latest big industrial player to join forces with a property developer to make money from its extensive property holdings.
- Nicole Lindsay
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BP strikes crop deal with Nufarm as airlines look to biofuels
Oil major BP has struck a 10-year deal with Australia’s Nufarm for supplies of a biofuel ingredient to help decarbonise the aviation sector.
- Nick Toscano
Nufarm falls to $122m loss but flags spike in demand for farm products
Shares in Nufarm surged despite a hefty first-half loss, as its CEO said the COVID-19 crisis underscored the need for quality food grown by Australian farmers.
- Darren Gray
ASX marches towards key psychological level
The local bourse has closed at a fresh record high, as it came within a whisker of breaching the 'emotional trigger point' of 7000 points.
- David Scutt
Tabcorp moves on board removal following investor protests
Gambling giant Tabcorp has injected more fresh blood into its boardroom amid investor discontent over some existing directors' length of tenure and the group's below-market returns.
- Patrick Hatch
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- Agriculture
Should you really be worried about using Roundup?
The Germans have banned it and 18,400 Americans are suing over it. What is glyphosate and why is it so controversial?
- Darren Gray
ASX edges higher as iron-ore strength steels miners
The local bourse has inched higher for a second consecutive session, as solid gains among the big miners offset banking weakness and a profit warning struck Nufarm.
- Lucy Battersby
Investors slash $410 million off Nufarm after profit warning
Shares in agribusiness Nufarm have slumped 17.5 per cent after it warned first-half earnings were expected to be "significantly lower" and flagged a rebate hit.
- Darren Gray
Rates decision flicks market up to one-week high
The S&P/ASX 200 Index jumped after a bearish outlook from the Reserve Bank increased the chances of further rate cuts.
- Lucy Battersby
Nufarm investors feel relief with $1.2b sale to pay down debt
Agricultural chemicals group Nufarm has pleased investors with a deal to sell part of its South American business for $1.2 billion and use the proceeds to pay down debt.
- Patrick Hatch
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