Articles On Peet Ltd (ASX:PPC)

  US stocks surged overnight as investors bought the dip following Wall Street's worst week of the year, with hopes that a potential Federal Reserve rate cut later this month would help support a slowing economy. The Dow Jones Industrial Av...

The ASX 200 is poised for a challenging session, with futures indicating a sharp decline of 102 points as of 8:20 am AEST. This downturn follows a weaker-than-expected US jobs report, which added uncertainty to global markets. The US report...

  US markets continued to rally with the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones index all closing at new highs after the Fed reaffirmed its intention to cut rates at least 3 times this year. The S&P 500 closed up 0.9 per cent to finish above...

US markets continued to rally with the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow Jones index all closing at new highs after the Fed reaffirmed its intention to cut rates at least 3 times this year. The S&P 500 closed up 0.9 per cent to finish above t...

  Stocks fell Friday, pressured by a spike in oil prices and rising inflation expectations, as Wall Street wraps up a volatile week. The S&P 500 declined by 0.50 per cent, ending at 4,327.78. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite lost 1.23 pe...

  The Nasdaq Composite fell for a fourth session Thursday as concerns resurfaced over the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy path, as the latest jobless claims data has come in. The tech-heavy Nasdaq sold off 0.89 per cent to end at 13,...

Contrarian fund manager Allan Gray says investors are swapping ASX small-cap shares for the perceived safety of ASX large-cap shares due to market volatility caused by the choppy economy. In Allan Gray’s June quarterly report, managing di...

The All Ordinaries index (ASX: XAO) may be sliding into the red today, but that hasn’t stopped some ASX All Ords shares from storming to new 52-week highs. Four All Ordinaries shares that have just achieved this milestone are listed belo...

This Tuesday has not been a pleasant one for the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) and most ASX All Ords shares. At the time of writing, the All Ords is down by 0.24% at just over 7,450 points. But not all All Ords shares are copping punishm...

ShareCafeRecession fears loom despite fall in CPI data                    Stocks fell Wednesday as recession concerns weighed on Wall Street, even as traders assessed the release of cooler-than-expected inflation data. Recession conce...

ShareCafeFed increases interest rates by 25 basis points                    Stocks tumbled on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve continued hiking rates, while at the same time acknowledging turmoil in the banking sector could slow the a...

ShareCafeUS equity markets surge off lows despite higher than expected inflation data                    US equities finished higher in Thursday trading, near best levels after reversing a big decline from right after the open – this...

ShareCafeUS equities lower, but is the market cheap or expensive?                    US equities were lower in Thursday trading, though finished a bit off off worst levels as S&P closed just above the key 3900 level. The Nasdaq Co...

This week, we’ve seen a number of companies in the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) take away entitlements to their upcoming dividend payments. Tomorrow, three more ASX All Ords shares will be going ex-dividend. In other words...

The S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) closed the session on Thursday up 0.68% to 7,291.9 points. Earnings season is upon us and some companies have rallied strongly today after posting their results. Let’s examine three ASX compa...

ShareCafeEvening Report: 25 May, 2022 by Lauren Evans   The Aussie sharemarket held onto its gains today thanks to a rally in gold miners, major banks and consumer staples while most sectors ended the day slightly up. This came after renewe...

The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is having a day to forget. In afternoon trade, the benchmark index is down 2% to 7,412.8 points. Four ASX shares that are not letting that hold them back are listed below. Here’s why they are pushing hi...

Peet (PPC) has announced the sale of its broadacre site for about $80 million The broadacre land was approximately 250 hectares in size, located in New Baithe, Queensland The sale is unconditional and settlement is due to occur within the...

Despite closing lower today, the ASX finished 2021 over 13% where it begun. This compares to a loss of just over 1% in 2020 but a gain of over 20% in 2019. But the ASX did retreat today, snapping a winning streak of 6 trading days and all s...

Highlights ASX 200 fell 0.2% or 12 points to 7,501.2 in early trade on the last day of the year. Despite making new all-time highs in the early session, the S&P 500 and the Dow ended the session lower. The consumer discretionary a...

31 Dec 2021 - Residential property developer Peet (ASX:PPC) has inked a deal to buy Spirit Super’s 50% holding in its Flagstone City project based in Queensland for $46.2 million.

Peet (PPC) agrees to buy the remaining interest in the Flagstone City project in Queensland The real-estate development company will buy Spirit Super’s 50 per cent interest for $46.15 million, with settlement expected to be completed Janua...

Peet (PPC) announces the purchase of roughly 15 hectares of land in Belconnen, Australian Capital Territory, from the University of Canberra for around $67 million The acquisition of the property is contingent on the ACT government obtaini...

The Ethical Investor is Stockhead’s weekly look at ESG moves on the ASX. This week’s special guest is Amy Pham, Fund Manager at Pengana Capital. Should ESG investors go cold turkey on ‘sin’ stocks and put their money purely on ethically-the...

The hot debut of Evolution Energy Minerals (ASX:EV1) was not enough to save the ASX resources sector from falling today. The ASX 200 finished 0.67% down at 7,420 points. All sectors were down except tech, which gained 0.18%. In contrast, mo...

ShareCafeThe Impact of Rising Interest Rates on AREITs This month, Australia’s two largest economies started reopening after months of lockdown, with expectations that it could unleash a wave of consumer spending and people returning to the...

Highlights The ASX 200 was trading 9.2 points lower or 0.12% down at 7,522.7 at the opening tick. The market has been bearish since opening, with 7 out of the 11 sectors trading in red. Eagers Automotive’s statutory net profit grew mu...

Some of the small ASX shares actually have quite larger dividend yields. Just because a business is smaller doesn’t mean that it can’t pay a large dividend. The yield is dictated by the payout ratio and the valuation. Plenty of the busines...

Who said the only way to make money in Western Australia was in resources exploration and production? Just like the eastern states, Perth has endured a property boom off the back of lending and construction incentives – led by record low in...

The three ASX shares in this article have larger-than-average dividend yields. Dividends are not guaranteed, they are decided by boards of businesses and funded by profits. These three ASX shares have high dividend yields as a result of a...

Some ASX shares have relatively small market capitalisations but they are capable of having quite high dividend yields. The below businesses have yields that are higher than the market average: 360 Capital REIT (ASX: TOT) 360 Capital is a...

Peet Limited (ASX: PPC) shares are sliding lower today after the company released its financial results for the half-year ending 31 December (H1 FY21). In late afternoon trading, the Peet share price has slumped almost 3% to $1.17. Let’s t...

The national housing market is more fractured than it has probably ever been. Sydney rents have recently endured their steepest decline, although this likely won’t last. Meanwhile, the Perth rental market is again booming. In fact, the num...

Fund managers' eyes are trained on the listed residential developer and the smoke signals are flying.

Shareholders in $650 million listed residential developer Peet Limited have reached breaking point with the company's strategic direction.

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...