Articles On Bathurst Resources (ASX:BRL)

ASX set for positive start despite China’s disappointment
 Nvidia boosts big tech with strong sales forecast
 Union launches campaign against nuclear power   The ASX is poised for a positive start today, even with some disappointment ling...

Coal mining company Bathurst Resources (ASX:BRL) says a tunnel failure which occurred on the rail line between the Stockton Mine and Lyttelton Port in New Zealand will result in an expected reduction in export volumes. Rail operator Kiwi...

  ASX 200 closes -0.25% lower after RBA holds rates at 4.10% Only Consumer Staples, Healthcare and Industrial Sectors find some green Small caps dominated by Torque Metals   Aussie home owners have been given another month of grace time f...

Highlights Musgrave Minerals has announced major Board changes as a controlling interest of 50.1% in its issued share capital, has been acquired by Ramelius Resources. The Bid Implementation Agreement (BIA) allows Ramelius to take up t...

Mineral Resources could face a deadline in its efforts to create a new magnetite iron ore province in WA’s Yilgarn region Fenix Resources shares drop despite $29m profit as dividend more than halves Bowen Coking Coal retools as Bathurst R...

Profit margin will be front and centre for investors in the upcoming earnings season Why investing in high profit margin companies is always a good bet We look at the top 20 highest profit margins for ASX small caps   Margin squeeze will...

There is a world of difference between a commitment to “phase-out” a commodity, and a proposal to “phase-down” a commodity, which is a reason for taking a fresh look at heavily oversold Australian coal mining companies. While not widely res...

An additional news report on the recommendation, valuation, forecast and opinion changes for ASX-listed equities. In addition to The Australian Broker Call Report, which is published and updated daily (Mon-Fri), FNArena has now added The Au...

Those stocks exposed to the mushrooming clean energy thematic likely did very well in September 2021, but there were two massive standouts: lithium and uranium. It was a wild month for Chinese lithium carbonate prices, which surged to anoth...

Highlights CIMIC Group shares dropped even after one of its companies secured a contract extension. Mineral sands player Heavy Minerals made a weak debut on the ASX today. Hotel Property Investments and Vulcan Energy shares are under...

Highlights The ASX 200 was down 12% by 7,416, paring early losses. Six of the 11 indices were trading in the red, while energy gained the most. Energy companies Beach Energy, Woodside, AGL, Santos and Oil Search topped the gainers’ ch...

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10, published at 10.15am each trading day, highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX small caps in morning trade using live data. It’s a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by showing the biggest mov...

Coal players — both coking (steelmaking) and thermal (power) — have ridden rough seas for the past few years. Things are now starting to get better. A lot, lot better. Premium Low Vol CFR China – a benchmark for Chinese coking coal imports...

What happened to the most talked about commodities in July? Gold bounced back from recent lows to record a solid 2.54% gain (that’s +4.12% in Aussie dollar terms). The base metals suite – aluminium, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc – all...

Tasmanian iron ore producer Grange Resources (ASX:GRR) has become well known for the quality of its iron ore and, while small in volume, makes up for it in tactical nous by supplying pellets that grade around 65%. The Caleb Daniel of the ir...

Each week, Stockhead recaps ASX stocks that are “running hot” as deduced by the Relative Strength Index (RSI). The RSI is a technical gauge which measures how trading momentum is affecting the price action. A reading of 70 is seen as the le...

The ASX finished Hump Day nearly a third of one per cent higher. The ASX 200 closed at 7,355 which is 0.31 per cent higher than yesterday while the ASX Emerging Companies Index closed 0.14 per cent higher at 2,193. It was a mostly positive...

Shares in coal company Bathurst Resources (ASX:BRL) rallied after winning an appeal in New Zealand’s courts that otherwise could’ve cost it US$40 million (approximately NZ$60 million). In a nutshell, New Zealand’s Supreme Court has ruled th...

The Bathurst Resources Ltd (ASX: BRL) share price has been an exceptionally strong performer on Wednesday. In morning trade, the coal producer’s shares are up 63% to a 52-week high of 70 cents. This gain means the Bathurst Resources share...

Stockhead’s Top 10 at 10, published at 10.15am each trading day, highlights the best (and worst) performing ASX small caps in morning trade using live data. It’s a short, sharp update to help frame the trading day by showing the biggest mov...

What happened to the most talked about commodities in June? Star performer iron ore hit US$US220/tonne (again) late in the month to be up ~38% year-to-date. The benchmark lithium price in index was up another 2.9% month-on-month, according...

Each week, Stockhead recaps ASX stocks that are “running hot” as deduced by the Relative Strength Index (RSI). The RSI is a technical gauge which measures how trading momentum is affecting the price action. A reading of 70 is seen as the le...

Summary On Wednesday, Cycliq Group received a claim of US$393,924.25 plus other ancillary relief including interest and costs. Rimfire Pacific has entered into Earn-in and Joint Venture agreements with Golden Plains Resources Pty Ltd....

Closing Bell is Stockhead’s daily recap of the ASX’s biggest winners and losers. Data is taken at the market close – at 4.10pm AEDT. Stocks highlighted in yellow rose (or fell) after making announcements during intraday trade. WINNERS Scrol...

Summary The ASX 200 on Thursday opened marginally higher after the US stocks closed mixed overnight. The emergence of a new cluster of coronaviruses in Sydney has overshadowed improved global sentiments. By 10:30 AM (AEST), the benchm...

In late morning trade the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is on course to bounce back strongly from Monday’s decline. At the time of writing, the benchmark index is up 1.1% to 6,736.5 points. Four shares that have failed to follow the mar...

Steen Jakobsen, chief economist and chief investment officer at Saxo Bank in Denmark, sees an “epic” commodity boom about to unfold. His reasoning? We have been concentrating so much on the digital expansion, and developing new platforms, t...

The sudden drop in spot gold prices and reintroduction of COVID-19 restrictions in New Zealand have hit the relevant ASX small caps this morning. After 100 days of being virus-free, four COVID-19 cases were detected in the country. New Zeal...

While the coronavirus has hit some commodities hard, this hasn’t been the case with coal. And with China now returning to work coal is tipped to be another beneficiary of the post-COVID ramp-up. Especially since the Asian behemoth just gave...

It’s not all that common for small cap stocks to pay a dividend, yet they account for nearly 80 per cent of the listings on the ASX. Of the over 2100 stocks listed on the Australian bourse, 1654 are small caps with a market cap of less than...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

10 Sep 2019 - Bathurst Resources (ASX:BRL) released their financial year 2019 results showing NPAT up at $45 million compared to $5.5 million in the prior corresponding period.

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...

International research suggests shares in companies that buy in their own equities are more likely to respond positively through share price appreciation. Investors should note, however, buying back own stock is not a guarantee of significa...