Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)

Austal Ltd (ASX: ASB) shares have fallen on news that a foreign shipbuilder has been granted permission to raise its stake. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) have approved an application lodged in June...

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has given approval for South Korean defence giant Hanwha to increase its ownership of WA-based shipbuilder Austal.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers is banking on a business investment boom to aid Australia’s shift away from government spending as the dominant driver of economic activity.

The ASX 200 jumped 0.15% to a session high after the RBA held rates before plunging to -0.45% Bloodbath across sectors and indices, lower across the board Strong gains in some lithium and defence stocks despite bearish market ASX ducks a...

Having made an unsuccessful takeover tilt at Austal last year, South Korean conglomerate Hanwha has applied to double its holding in the WA naval shipbuilder to 19.9 per cent.

The Treasurer has confirmed Labor’s $150 energy rebate will not continue into next year, in a brutal Christmas present to struggling Australians.

NextDC (ASX:NXT) has agreed to build a blockbuster $7 billion data centre in Sydney’s Eastern Creek for ChatGPT owner OpenAI, which will run artificial intelligence models and stand as the largest in the southern hemisphere. Listen to th...

The drawn-out takeover saga involving Mayne Pharma Group Ltd (ASX: MYX) appears to be drawing to a close, with the company saying it will move to strike out the agreement. US company Cosette Pharmaceuticals Inc launched a $7.40 per shar...

AARON PATRICK: Deciding debt is the path to power, Jim Chalmers has set a terrible example for future political leaders.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has not ruled out renewing a financial lifeline for many Australians that is due to expire at the end of the year.

Words by Greg Brown and Noah Yim for The Australian   Anthony Albanese has been given the green light by unions to reject the need for a stand-alone artificial intelligence act, with Labor set to take a light touch on regulating the techno...

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Gold miners are printing money but shareholders of Westgold Resources must be feeling a little thrifty. Plus: Jim Chalmers reveals he’s a fan of hip hop.

The heavy rare earths hopeful wants to postpone its AGM on suspicion Chinese investors have defied Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ orders to sell their shares.

ASX plummets 1.59% or 136.2 points Materials hit hardest, with gold and lithium stocks in retreat Defensive sectors in favour; healthcare and staples crawl into green   Nvidia rally turns into dead cat bounce Things were looking almost ro...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers reckons Western Australia will be a big winner from proposed environmental reforms and has urged industry to pressure the Senate for a swift deal.

Westpac (ASX:WBC) has pledged to keep as many rural bank branches open as possible through to 2030, a stance that would see it keeping regional towns in focus a full three years longer than its “Big 4” competitors. Listen to the HotCoppe...

For all the talk of a technology boom, just two of the 10 investment ideas thrown out at the annual Sohn Hearts & Minds conference on Friday were pure tech plays. Instead, the majority of the companies picked as potential winners for...

Multiple zones of high-grade gold and copper at RCR’s Telfer South HAR setting a solid pace at Lincoln gold project in California CXO continues good run for lithium sector    Your standout small cap resources stocks for Friday, November 1...

Spodumene prices have hit +US$1000/t Sector sentiment turning positive thanks to battery storage demand Liontown and Mineral Resources make market waves this week Our High Voltage column wraps all the news driving ASX stocks with exposure...

With Treasurer Jim Chalmers now looking for his next wealth tax opportunity, a new Senate inquiry into capital gains tax could not have been more timely. CGT – specifically the 50 per cent discount on the tax payable on any asset held for...

Integral Diagnostics and Medadvisor have new CEOs after the latest round of changes at the top Mayne’s refrain: let the Takeovers Panel decide It’s a case of the MEGnificent Five as Compumedics sells another brain-scanning device in China...

They are the inflation numbers than have dashed the hopes of homeowners with mortgages, effectively slamming the door on a rate cut and signalling the end of the central bank’s easing cycle. Last week’s 3.2 per cent headline consumer pric...

Poor Chinese relations, Covid, war and US tariffs prove too much for device maker Uscom The Mayne Health takeover deal isn’t over, but the prognosis is dire Bioxyne strikes medical cannabis vape import deal   Uscom bows out Uscom (ASX:UCM...

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ASX closes 3.60 points lower after falling in afternoon session Mayne Pharma falls ~32% after Australian government opposes proposed takeover ASX gold stocks lead materials sector higher after bullion prices rebound 2% overnight    The AS...

Mayne Pharma (ASX:MYX) has revealed a letter from Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers, sent to U.S.-based pharma giant Cosette, has outlined the government (via the FIRB) intend to reject the takeover deal, particularly because Cosette wants...

Shares in Mayne Pharma Group Ltd (ASX: MYX) have fallen by more than 30% after it was revealed the federal government could step in to block a troubled potential takeover of the company. US company Cosette Pharmaceuticals Inc launched a...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has unveiled more changes to the nation's foreign investment review scheme in a bid to boost capital inflows to Australia.

Who killed the Cup Day rate cut? Here are the main suspects who killed a Cup Day rate cut: the RBA, Treasurer Chalmers, the Albanese government, Tony Burke and the Australian consumer.

A leading economics professor has explained why Treasurer Jim Chalmers is to blame for higher mortgage rates.

Jim Chalmers has branded the Coalition ‘divisive’ after the opposition erupted in laughter at his defence of super policy.

When Donald Trump, who loves a big number, declared that $US1 trillion of Australian investment funds would flow into the United States, it barely registered a blip in financial circles. The reason? For superannuation, this represented bus...

Astron Limited issued non-binding and conditional Letter of Support from Export Finance Australia (EFA) The letter provides support for up to A$80m in senior debt financing for development of the Donald project Production is planned to s...

An economics professor called on Anthony Albanese to demote Jim Chalmers from the Treasury portfolio, while others said government spending was out of control.

While pre and post-retirees are celebrating the Federal Government’s major backflip on its proposed $3m super tax, don’t for a moment think winning this battle means the war is also over. 

Jim Chalmers’ controversial superannuation reforms have been dramatically scaled back, with experts revealing who wins and loses from the changes.

After copying the Robin Hood playbook, the Treasurer is likely to chase the flood of assets leaving super destined for family trusts. Words by James Gerrard for The Australian In a move straight out of the playbook of Robin Hood, Jim Cha...

Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers will promote his nation’s ability to be a crucial part of Washington’s efforts to diversify the rare earths supply chain away from China.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has dismissed US officials’ push to ‘decouple’ from China, calling critical minerals an ‘absolutely golden opportunity’ for Australia.

The final version of the government’s new super tax is going to have two clear consequences. The very rich will quickly move money out of super, but the mass affluent who aspire to grow their wealth in super will mostly stay where they ar...

Chalmers' new-look Super Tax is creating some confusion. What are the merits of the changes? We take a peek under the hood. The post Confused by the Super Tax changes? Here's a quick guide appeared first on Switzer Daily.

As far as government backflips go, Jim Chalmers’ new superannuation tax rule changes include so many twists, tucks and tumbles that they now resemble a face-plant. Monday’s dramatic watering down of his plan to hit high-balance super fund...

Jim Chalmers’ ‘tweaks’ to his plan to wind back superannuation tax breaks will punch a multibillion-dollar black hole in the Budget, as economists say the Government will have to find the revenue elsewhere.

The Albanese Government’s once super-scary boogie man, otherwise known as Treasurer Jim Chalmers, has backflipped on his threatening super tax changes. And here’s what Dr Jim has changed. The post Eight changes to the Super Tax: how it affe...

The Albanese government has finally announced a major retreat on its proposed controversial superannuation changes. Here's what it means for you. The post Jim Chalmers unveils major retreat on controversial superannuation changes appeared f...

Aussies with more than $3 million in super and average-income young workers are the big winners from Labor scrapping unpopular super tax plans.

Farmers are celebrating after Treasurer Jim Chalmers dumped plans to impose an “unfair” tax on those with more than $3 million in superannuation, with industry figureheads labelling it a “monumental win”.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has made significant concessions to plans to increase taxes on large superannuation balances.