Fortescue’s Leadership Shift Increases Uncertainty – Shares Under Pressure
Fortescue Metals Group, one of Australia’s leading iron ore producers, has seen it’s share price (ASX: FMG) fade into the weekend, down 2.39% on the day, and 8.76% on the week. This extends what has been a horrible 12 months for holders, with FMG shedding 42.5% on the year. Fortescue’s share price decline is not…
Megaport Shares (ASX: MP1) Extend Recent Rally – What is Behind The Move?
Megaport shares (ASX: MP1) have ended the week with the rally continuing, up 4.28% on the day, and more than 90% up from January’s lows. MP1 has emerged as one of the standout performers on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2025, with prices soaring 73.85% year-to-date. This eye-catching rally has not only captured the attention…
Paladin Energy Shares More Than 45% Off Lows, Sector Gains Fresh Boost
Paladin Energy shares (ASX: PDN) have come under pressure in 2025, losing 26.87%, although a recent swing to the upside now extends to more than 45% off the lows, with today’s gains of 6.65% coming as U.S President Trump issued a Nuclear directive. Sector names both here in Australia, aswell as in the U.S are…
James Hardie Shares Down 27.9% YTD – The Latest Look
James Hardie Industries plc (ASX: JHX), a global leader in fiber cement building products, has found itself at the center of investor scrutiny following its latest earnings release and a controversial acquisition. Today’s session saw the James Hardie share price dip 0.11% in closing at $36.07, continuing a sharp pullback since the firm’s recently announced…
Nufarm Shares (ASX: NUF) New 52-Week Low as Analyst Downgrades
Nufarm’s share price (ASX: NUF) have come off another difficult day, ended the session down 6.41%, and hitting a new 52-week low of $2.53 in the process. The stock has been under significant pressure in recent months, with several key developments contributing to its downward trajectory. The latest leg down was catalyzed by a disappointing…
Lynas Expands Heavy Rare Earths Production
Lynas Rare Earths (ASX: LYC) has solidified its position as a leading producer of heavy rare earths, being the only non-Chinese company to commercially produce dysprosium oxide. As global trade tensions encourage diversification in rare earth supply chains, Lynas stands out to meet this demand with its facility in Malaysia and expansion plans globally. The…
BHP Shares Downgraded on Perceived Iron Ore Imbalance
Financial advisory firm Bernstein has cut its rating for BHP Group’s shares (ASX:BHP) this week from Outperform to Market-Perform, whilst also reducing their price target from $52.50 to $50.50. This decision reflects Bernstein’s assessment of limited upside potential for BHP, as the firm re-evaluates its expectations for the iron ore sector. BHP’s shares have responded…
Astute Metals Reports High-Grade Lithium at Red Mountain
Astute Metals NL (ASX: ASE) has announced significant findings from its April 2025 diamond drilling campaign at the Red Mountain Lithium Project in Nevada, USA. A key highlight from the drilling campaign is the high-grade lithium mineralisation identified in drill-hole RMDD003, which intersects three zones of high-grade lithium. The Red Mountain Project, staked by Astute…
Rio Tinto Shares (ASX: RIO) Dip Below $120 on Red Start to Week
Rio Tinto shares (ASX: RIO) started the week with a retracement below $120, closing the day down 1.31% at $119.46 as the ASX200 also ended an eight day rally with a 0.58% decline. Performance has been mixed for RIO over the past year, with a significant amount of the action taking place between $110 and…
Lindsay Australia Shares Underperforming, Could SRT Acquisition Provide Boost?
Lindsay Australia (ASX: LAU), a major player in the transport sector, is set to expand its national reach significantly with the acquisition of Tasmania’s largest refrigerated logistics provider, SRT Logistics. The Brisbane-based company is acquiring SRT for a total of $108.2 million. This strategic acquisition marks Lindsay’s first expansion across the Bass Strait, further enhancing…
