Articles On Waterco (ASX:WAT)

Price/Cashflow ratio could be a more reliable measure than Price/Earnings ratio P/CF ratio excludes non-cash items, offering a clearer financial performance measure Here are ASX stocks with some of the best P/CF ratios   When it comes to...

  Big Tech led the move up as investors chose to look past a higher April PPI number and ahead to the CPI print due tomorrow US time. All three US benchmarks closed higher, extending gains in afternoon trade with Tesla and Nvidia pacing the...

US equities traded mixed for most of the session after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell commented that the next move is unlikely to be a hike, easing investor concerns that the Fed was losing control of sticky inflation. It was a volatil...

  The S&P 500 gained for an eighth consecutive day on Wednesday, extending its longest win streak in two years. While upcoming inflation and economic prints are likely to factor into equity gains from here, data continues to signal that...

The S&P 500 slips on Wednesday, attempting to extend its longest winning streak in about two years. The broader market index and the Nasdaq Composite inch marginally lower. The Dow Jones Industrial Average loses 80 points, or 0.2%. Whil...

The S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) was out of form in August and recorded a disappointing decline. The benchmark index lost 1.4% of its value over the period. The good news is that this didn’t stop some ASX 200 shares from racing high...

ASX 200 stock GUD Holdings Limited (ASX: GUD) is rocketing 10.67% on Tuesday after the company released its FY23 full-year results. The GUD share price opened at $10.60, up 3.7% on yesterday’s close. It hit an intraday peak of $11.74 — a...

The GUD Holdings Limited (ASX: GUD) share price might be down today, but recent news of its divestment of Davey Water could be good news for shareholders, writes Stock Doctor’s Daniel Ortisi. In December 2021, GUD Holdings Limited (ASX: GUD...

The ASX extended last week’s 1% loss by another 0.2% on Monday Traders are cautious about upcoming inflation reports from the US and China Pilbara Minerals rose on substantial increase to its MRE   Local shares slipped -0.2% as traders st...

In afternoon trade, the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) is on course to start the week with a decline. At the time of writing, the benchmark index is down 0.3% to 7,302.9 points. Four ASX shares that are not letting that hold them back a...

07 Aug 2023 - GUD is set to become a pure-play automotive products company after the $65 million sale of its pumps company, Davey Water Products, to Sydney-based Waterco.

Swimming pool and water filtration company Waterco (ASX: WAT) is set to acquire Davey Water Products Pty Ltd from automotive aftermarket and water products specialist GUD Holdings (ASX: GUD). The $64.9 million deal will be completed as part...

GUD (ASX:GUD) is set to become a pure-play automotive products company after the $65 million sale of its pumps company, Davey Water Products, to Sydney-based Waterco. Instead of future-proofing its water business, as the company seemed to b...

ShareCafeS&P 500 ekes out narrow gain as the Fed pauses rate hikes                    Stocks gyrated on Wednesday as the Federal Reserve paused its rate-hiking campaign and signalled it was making progress on fighting inflation. A...

ShareCafeUS markets react to the Fed raising rates by 25bp                    If you would like to watch a video of the outlook report, click here. Thanks for tuning in! Stocks fell Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised rates by...

ShareCafeMarkets flat as Rio Tinto targets lithium                    Stocks slid Wednesday as the Fed delivered a widely-anticipated 50 basis point rate hike at the conclusion of its December policy meeting Major averages hit their l...

ShareCafeUS midterm elections results raise hope for an extended market rally: Crypto smashed                    US equities were higher in choppy Tuesday afternoon trading, just off best levels as the market staged a late-afternoon r...

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...

Each Monday, Stockhead recaps which stocks are most heavily in demand by investors — running hot. The analysis is based on the Relative Strength Index (RSI), a technical gauge which measures how trading momentum is affecting the price actio...

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...