Orica Ltd outperforms the Materials sector despite losses on the day
Here is the latest company close update for Orica Ltd, ORI.
Here is the latest company close update for Orica Ltd, ORI.
Data#3 down after flagging Microsoft hit. PEXA soars on change of guard. BlueScope, BHP and Rio Tinto pick site for smelting pilot plant. House prices to stall next year: HSBC. Meta settles Aus privacy breach case.
Surprise inclusions in RBA’s new-look monetary policy board; new governance board members named. Data centres-focused DigiCo continues to decline. HSBC sued for alleged scam fails. China slump a blow to Treasurer’s mid-year budget update.
Sanjeev Gandhi says Australia must fight inflationary impacts with targeted government funding, balanced labour relations, and tax incentives for innovation, R&D, and rapid adoption of digital and automated technologies.
It’s not easy going green when your job is to provide explosives and chemicals to the resources sector, but Orica is giving it a red hot go.
Explosives and blasting systems giant Orica says the Trump presidency will be a `big positive’ for its US operations as it sets the course for stellar growth to continue in FY25.
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Bruce Chenoweth will assume chair role at gaming giant. Strike, MinRes lift on WA gas policy tweak. US Fed’s jumbo rate cut ramps up RBA pressure. Total Tools hit with data leak. Second class action hits Harvey Norman for allegedly useless warranties.
Details about nuclear power and renewables options are emerging.
Orica’s recent history is littered with snafus but momentum is finally working in its favour and the company has brand equity to sell its mine-to-mill strategy.
Orica says Australia risks losing more manufacturing if soaring gas prices are not tamed with overseas investments now helping cushion the blow for the explosives giant.
The sharemarket has closed 1.1 per cent lower, with banking and retail stocks leading the losses. CBA records biggest fall in three weeks. Super Retail, JB Hi-Fi sales disappoint. Baby Bunting tanks.
Energy-intensive industries are ‘genuinely living on the brink’ with the collapse of Qenos a clear signal of the distress felt by other major manufacturers.
Orica is buying another overseas manufacturing plant, saying cheap gas and power makes North America a far more attractive option than Australia.
Rio Tinto annual net profit falls to $US10.1bn; underlying result beats estimates. CSR trading halt amid takeover talk. Woolworths’ Brad Banducci apologised to Rod Sims. Corporate Travel dives. WiseTech soars.
Already the biggest provider of mine blasting services, Orica is expanding its business into monitoring civil infrastructure.
ASX 200 has best daily close in 10 months. Pexa dives 11.8 per cent after Smoove update. Sezzle soars for no obvious reason. KMD down after weak consumer sentiment hits sales. Airbnb to cough up $30m.
Orica boss Sanjeev Gandhi says more intervention is needed to drive down energy costs for Australian manufacturers.
ASX 200 ends up 0.3 per cent at three-week high as Tritium closes Brisbane factory. Top analyst downgrades Nab to Hold. EY cuts 232 from workforce. Citi increases inflation forecasts. NAB profit a slight miss, dividends lift.
Short sellers got caught out on Thursday after the mineral processing company Alpha HPA announced it had netted Aussie Super and Orica as investors.
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