TWE pays $49m to settle case
Treasury Wine Estates will pay $49m to settle a shareholder class action.
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Noni B hails ‘transformation’
Clothing retailer Noni B has given shareholders their first dividend in three years as it posted a 50pc lift in profit.
Cashed-up Perpetual on prowl
Perpetual chief Geoff Lloyd is hoping for a correction in the sharemarket so the fund manager can snap up bargains.
Mortgage Choice bullish
Mortgage Choice chief John Flavell says owner-occupiers are filling the gap left by investors in the property market.
Perpetual lifts on profit beat
Fund manager Perpetual has booked a modest lift in annual profit, despite a “challenging” year for its investment arm.
Bonus bonanza for executives
Investor pressure has kept the pay of Australia’s top CEOs in check, but they’re still enjoying their bonuses.
AdBri on prowl for assets
The cement maker is upbeat about the property and infrastructure markets despite a 10.9pc drop in net profit.
Investors punish Pact
Concerns about Pact Group’s growth saw shares in the Geminder-backed company hit a more than 12-month low yesterday.
Computershare profit soars 69pc
Shares in Computershare have taken a hit as investors focused on a weaker-than-expected outlook for the year ahead.
Computershare sinks on outlook
Computershare shares fell as much as 6pc in early trade despite it posting a robust lift in full-year profit.
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