Critical rare earths refinery hangs in the balance
Iluka Resources has warned its $1.8bn Eneabba mineral sands refinery, which it says is critical to national security, needs more government support to get over the line.
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Pathology not viable without more government help, Healius says
The amount pathology companies are paid for common tests by the federal government are not sufficient to maintain a ‘sustainable and viable sector’, Healius says.
The under the radar companies making serious money
They may not be the biggest names on the ASX but companies like ARB, that was founded by a band of brothers in Melbourne’s suburbs, are seriously delivering for investors.
Cashed-up Yancoal on hunt for met coal deal
Yancoal is building a war chest for any coal deals which present themselves, but its shares plunged 20 per cent after the dividend tap was turned off.
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Soaring cost of power bills a shocker
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Global sports giant TEG scores two major deals
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Adbri talks up outlook as grumpy shareholders speak out
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