Latest Market Volatility News

Lincoln Minerals Limited has announced a pro-rata renounceable entitlement issue to raise approximately $1.5 million, partially underwritten by Mahe Capital Pty Ltd, to fund exploration across multiple projects including copper, uranium, graphite, and magnetite.

Savana Asset Management’s US Small Caps Active ETF (ASX, SVNP) has demonstrated resilience and strategic differentiation in its first nine months, navigating volatile markets with a contrarian, value-driven approach. A standout investment in Kohl’s Corp highlights the fund’s disciplined algorithmic strategy amid meme-stock mania.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Brickworks Limited have unveiled plans to merge via inter-conditional schemes, creating a new ASX-listed entity, Topco. The combination promises enhanced liquidity, portfolio diversification, and a stronger balance sheet, with expert endorsement affirming its benefits for shareholders.

Argo Investments has announced a record fully franked final dividend of 20 cents per share, marking an 11.1% increase, supported by a full-year profit of $259.8 million and strong portfolio performance.

Washington H. Soul Pattinson reports a solid FY25 with rising net asset value and a 27th consecutive dividend increase, outperforming market benchmarks despite volatility.

Northern Minerals Limited reported a $5.1 million cash outflow from operations in the June quarter but bolstered its balance sheet with a $42.4 million equity raise, ending the period with $24.3 million in cash.

1414 Degrees has made significant strides in its industrial decarbonisation efforts, progressing its Heat-as-a-Service model and achieving a key milestone in its hydrogen technology development, supported by new government funding.

Associate Global Partners Limited reported an 11% increase in funds under management to $1.397 billion for the June quarter 2025, alongside sustained positive operating cash flows and strong fund performance from its WCM strategies.

AMCIL Limited reported a net profit of $6.7 million for FY2025, down from $7.5 million the previous year, and announced a fully franked total dividend of 6.5 cents per share, boosted by a special capital gains payout.

Flight Centre Travel Group has reported a record total transaction value of $24.5 billion for FY25, yet underlying profits fell slightly short of expectations amid geopolitical tensions and regional challenges. The company is banking on new AI and loyalty initiatives to drive future growth.

Origin Energy’s June 2025 quarterly report reveals a slight dip in LNG revenue due to softer prices, steady production, and robust customer expansion across its retail and international businesses.

Deterra Royalties reported a robust 44% jump in quarterly revenue to $89.1 million, driven by record iron ore royalties and advancing lithium project construction. The company’s diversified portfolio and strategic investments position it well for long-term growth.