Articles On Australian Agricultural Company (ASX:AAC)

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I've owned the ASX dividend share Rural Funds Group (ASX: RFF) for several years now and plan to hold it for a long time. It's a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns farmland in various states, climactic conditions, and farm...

Finding undervalued stocks can be a great way to score big in the share market. One way to spot these opportunities is by looking for stocks trading below their book value.  Book value represents a company's worth based on its assets min...

ASX down by -0.5pc, weekly loss surpasses 2pc Mining, Energy stocks main laggards today Asian stocks also decline, North Korea fires ballistic missiles   The ASX200 index has dipped lower by -0.5% on Thursday, taking its weekly loss to mo...

The ASX200 is up nearly 0.6 of a percent, in line with futures’ predictions. Materials and healthcare are in the lead this morning – both sectors are up more than a percent. Energy and industrials are a drag mid-session. In other news...

Good morning! With the budget revealing the Government’s upping net spending, the ASX200’s set to add more than half a per cent this morning (+0.57%). Relevant exploration and mining companies are likely to shine thanks to the promise o...

Australian Agricultural Company has sought legal advice after its biggest shareholder fronted a New York court on charges he gave trading tips to his superyacht staff, private jet pilots and girlfriends.

The ASX is tipped to open flat today after the US Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by 25 basis points to a 22-year high of 5.5 per cent. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ both slipped slightly overnight, but the Dow Jones jumped 0.35 per ce...

ShareCafeBridge Street Bites: AAC, KMD Positive spins from the country’s biggest beef operator and the erstwhile Kathmandu, with both ending higher in Thursday’s trading session. ………… Shares in Australian Agricultural Company (ASX: AAC) lea...

Three ASX All Ords shares are setting the bar high today. In afternoon trading, the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) is up 0.5%. That’s what we like to see. And these three ASX All Ords shares are doing more than their fair share of the h...

The ASX will open higher on Thursday, tracking Wall Street The biggest short trade in the world right now: US Regional Banks Crude prices jumped 2.7% overnight, putting ASX energy stocks on watch   Aussie shares are set to open higher thi...

The three ASX dividend shares I’m going to cover look like passive income beasts to me. When I think about the types of investments I’d want to own in retirement, I would choose ones with strong dividend track records that could keep...

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The ASX has had a big first two weeks, rising by over 4% Investors are bullish as inflation looks to have peaked in the US and Europe Earnings season will be next test for the markets   The ASX 200 rose another 0.70% higher on Friday, ext...

Tim Boreham is one of Australia’s best-known small-cap share analysts and business journalists. He has more than 30 years of experience writing for major business publications.   After a rickety year dominated by the interest rate rises we...

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According to Rabobank in September of this very year, 2022, Year of the Tiger. The world saw more cow, cattle, calf, beef, bovine-meat, beouf (frozen, living or just chilled) shipped about this fine, hungry, possibly deteriorating planet by...

18 Nov 2022 - No interim dividend for shareholders in the Australian Agricultural Company (ASX:AAC) despite a small improvement in earnings as the company wrung higher returns out …

ShareCafeAust Ag Ekes Out Earnings Uptick No interim dividend for shareholders in the Australian Agricultural Company despite a small improvement in earnings as the company wrung higher returns out of lower sales volumes. The company reveal...

The share market eked out its first advance in four sessions as jobs data underlined the strength of the economy while adding to pressure to raise interest rates. Unemployment fell last month to its lowest level since 1974, according to...

Australian shares pared their first rise in four sessions after an unexpected fall in unemployment sharpened the odds on more interest rate increases.   The S&P/ASX 200 trimmed an early advance of 19 points to ten points or 0.14 per...

Australian Agricultural Company (AAC) promotes Chief Operating Officer David Harris to CEO and Managing Director of the company, effective todayHe has been acting CEO since June 21 when previous CEO and MD Hugh Killen resignedChairman Donal...

The ASX 200 bounced back modestly on Tuesday Mining and Energy stocks led the bounce The Pound Sterling is volatile against the Dollar   The US Dollar is being a beast of a currency. It’s begun this week just like it finished last: taking...

Australian Agricultural Company has appointed David Harris as managing director and chief executive officer, following the shock exit of former boss Hugh Killen in June.

It’s hard to think that no one batted an eyelid when a Bermudan trust crossed the 50 per cent ownership threshold at one of Australia’s biggest landholders, Australian Agricultural Company Ltd. 

Strong gains on Wall Street point to a positive start to Australian trade after the Federal Reserve acknowledged recession fears and hinted it may slow the pace of rate increases. The S&P 500 climbed 2.6 per cent. Well-received earni...

A losing end to a positive week on Wall Street points to mild early pressure on Australian shares after soft earnings from Snap weighed on US tech. ASX futures eased 12 points or 0.18 per cent. A rebound in key commodities limited the...

Australian Agricultural Company (ASX: AAC) has announced its chief executive officer and managing director Hugh Killen will step down this week, effective immediately. Mr Killon was appointed managing director and chief executive officer of...

22 Jun 2022 - Out of the blue, Australian Agricultural Company (ASX:AAC) lost long time CEO Hugh Killen yesterday, effective immediately.

ShareCafeAust Ag Loses its Chief but Gains a Friend Out of the blue, Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) lost long time CEO Hugh Killen yesterday, effective immediately. “Hugh and the board agree that now is the right time to begin an or...

ASX gains more than 1pc RBA governor Phil Lowe expects inflation to reach 7% by end of year President Biden believes US recession is not inevitable   Local shares gained back 1.3% today, as a rebound in oil and iron ore prices helped lift...

Australian shares rose for the first time in eight sessions as the Reserve Bank soothed interest rate worries and a Wall Street holiday acted as a circuit-breaker to the downward spiral in global equities. The S&P/ASX 200 rallied 91...

Australian Agricultural Company (AAC) CEO and Managing Director Hugh Killen resigns After more than five years with the company, Mr Killen together with the Board, decided now was the right time to begin an executive leadership transition...

Carl Capolingua is one of Australia’s leading technical analysts and master prognosticator at ThinkMarkets, where he is admired for his unique style of price action-based trend tracking. Capo has been honing his art over some 30 years of in...

The S&P/ASX 200 (INDEXASX: XJO) and All Ordinaries (ASX: XAO) just capped off its worst week since March 2020, falling 1.8 per cent on Friday and dragging the ASX200 down 6.6 per cent for the week. The 6.6 per cent fall in the ASX 200 f...

ShareCafeEvening Report: 17 June, 2022 by Lauren Evans   Australian shares sank again this week as recession fears continued to hit financial markets. The ASX 200 had its worst week since the pandemic started in March 2020, following anothe...

ASX closes Friday 1.85% lower, almost 8% for the week It follows a selloff in global equity markets on recession concerns Australian Agricultural (AAC) rises 7% after Andrew Forrest raises his stake through Tattarang   Local shares dived...

The battle of billionaires at listed cattle and beef producer Australian Agricultural Company has taken an interesting twist.

The billionaires’ horse-trading is ramping up at cattle giant Australian Agricultural Company Ltd, sending the company’s shares to a five-year-high. 

There’s a game of whodunnit under way at the listed cattle and beef producer.

The ASX share market is seeing a lot more volatility this year. Reliable ASX dividend shares could be attractive to investors seeking stability. There are some businesses that can have quite variable cash flows during economic cycles. Howe...

ASX dividend shares could be the answer to this environment where central bank interest rates remain very low. Businesses have the capability of paying out a large amount of their annual cash flow as payments to investors. This helps boost...

Highlights ABARES expects value of Australian agriculture to be over AU$81 billion in 2021-22. Record production and higher prices for Australian agricultural commodities seem favourable. Australian agricultural produce in FY21-22...

The Rural Funds Group (ASX: RFF) share price is up after reporting its FY22 result and announcing more distribution growth. Rural Funds owns a diversified portfolio of agricultural assets which are leased predominately to corporate operator...

WA billionaire Andrew Forrest has emerged as a substantial shareholder on the share register of listed beef producer Australian Agricultural Company with a 5.31 per cent stake.

Paul Holmes a Court snaps up $9.1 million worth of shares in the Australian Agricultural Company.

Highlights The Australian meat industry has warned of a meat shortage in the next couple of weeks. The high absentee rate due to COVID-19 isolation among retail workers has led to a big concern. The aggrieved retailers are calling for...

Trading Places is Stockhead’s recap of the buys and sells of ASX small cap shares by fund managers and other famous investors over the last fortnight. Specifically, Stockhead tracks substantial shareholder movements, being shareholders hold...

Heytsebury is already one of Australia’s biggest cattle companies, and it recently became a substantial shareholder in the even bigger Australian Agricultural Company