Articles On Eildon Capital (ASX:EDC)

The 93¢-per-share price – and the premium or discount implied – is understood to be the bone of contention between the bidder and target.

ShareCafePrice of iron ore drops: ASX closes 0.11% lower by Peter Milios   At the closing bell, the S&P/ASX 200 was 0.11 per cent lower at 7,322.00, with losses in the materials and energy sectors. Major mining companies, such as South3...

ASX 200 benchmark closes 0.11% lower after a fickle day on the bourse Iron ore price drops to five month lows, making (almost) everyone sad Larvotto ends up on top of the Small Caps, adding 61.9% for the day   Aussie markets were a tad me...

ShareCafeMaterials and Energy lead ASX 0.11% lower at noon by Peter Milios   Nine out of 11 sectors are trading higher today. However, following losses from the Materials and Energy sector in the US markets on Friday and a cut to the produc...

ShareCafeStocks of the Hour: EDC, MEI, LCL                    Eildon Capital Group (ASX:EDC) has announced that they have received an odd-market takeover offer from Samuel Terry Asset Management as trustee for Samuel Terry Absolute Re...

24 Apr 2023 - A snapshot of the stocks on the move featuring Eildon Capital Group (ASX:EDC), Meteoric Resources (ASX:MEI) and Los Cerros (ASX:LCL).

Fred Woollard’s activist investment firm Samuel Terry Asset Management has lobbed a 93¢ per stapled security off-market takeover bid for listed property investment outfit Eildon Capital, which has $280 million in funds under management.

ShareCafeEarnings results weigh on Wall Street: Tesla down 10%                    Stocks dropped Thursday as Wall Street reacted to a mixed bag of corporate earnings, including disappointing results from Tesla. Investors also assessed...

ShareCafeGains from tech bellwethers boost US shares                    Stocks ended the session higher on Thursday in what was a turbulent trading session as traders bet that the Federal Reserve may be nearing the end of its rate hik...

ShareCafeTech stocks stronger as Microsoft makes big bet on AI                    Stocks rose Monday as investors contemplated a potential slowdown in rate hikes from the Federal Reserve and braced for a busy week of earnings. A parad...

ShareCafeRetail investors switching to cash: Tesla under pressure                    Stocks fell in choppy trading on Thursday as investors weighed several key earnings reports and kept an eye on the bond market, where Treasury yields...

ShareCafeSurging $US playing havoc with financial markets and global trade                    US equities sank as the US dollar hit a record high against the British pound, adding volatility to markets already concerned with inflation...

ShareCafeSofter $US drives tech stocks higher: ECB raises rates in Europe                    US equities were higher in fairly choppy Thursday trading, finishing slightly off their best levels. The Nasdaq Composite rose Thursday as Te...

Highlights Dividends are paid out in the form of dividend checks. Three companies, Fisher & Paykel, Turners Automotive and Eildon Capital, are set to pay dividends in July. A dividend is a small amount given to stockholders in...

Eildon Capital Group (EDC) advises $31.8 million has been raised for its new EAM Caboolture Property Fund, which just acquired Caboolture Shopping Village Eildon Asset Management, as trustee for the Eildon Asset Management Trust, completed...

Highlights As of 10:30 AM AEST, the ASX 200 extended its losses, trading 0.41% or 30 points lower at 7,218.2. The market breadth is on the weaker side with 10 out of the 11 sectors trading in red. Iron ore prices have tumbled below US...

The capital raisings boom on the ASX is continuing in 2021 with nearly $10 billion raised in the first four months of the year. Across 325 deals, ASX companies have raised $9.878 billion in capital amidst IPOs, placements and rights issues....

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...

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...