Latest Trade Policy News

Ryder Capital Limited reports a robust $13.02 million total comprehensive income for 1H FY25, driving a 12.5% increase in its fully franked interim dividend to 4.5 cents per share.

Breville Group Limited delivered a robust first half for FY25, posting double-digit revenue growth and a significant rise in net profit, underpinned by strong consumer demand and proactive inventory management to counter tariff risks.

Breville Group Limited reported a robust half-year performance with 10.1% revenue growth and a 16.1% rise in net profit, driven by strong coffee category sales and strategic product launches. Despite macroeconomic headwinds and tariff concerns, the company maintains a confident outlook for FY25.

Gladiator Resources has acknowledged a breach of its Securities Trading Policy following an on-market trade during a Black-Out Period, prompting a review of its compliance framework. The company reassures investors that subsequent trades were compliant and that governance standards remain a priority.

Ansell Limited reports robust FY25 half-year results, driven by strong organic sales and EBIT growth, while accelerating its KBU integration and productivity initiatives.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare anticipates increased costs from newly imposed US tariffs on imports from Mexico and China, potentially delaying its gross margin recovery timeline but expects no immediate profit impact for FY2025.

Midas Minerals reports steady progress in its Western Australian gold and base metals projects alongside a $1.6 million capital raising, positioning the company for upcoming drill target definitions.

Syrah Resources faced operational setbacks at its Balama graphite mine due to protests, prompting a force majeure declaration, yet it maintains a robust cash position and advances its downstream Vidalia anode material facility amid growing market demand.

Lakes Blue Energy has responded to ASX concerns over delayed disclosure of director interest changes, attributing the issue to administrative oversights and reaffirming its commitment to compliance.

Kali Metals Limited has acknowledged a delay in lodging director interest notices due to an administrative oversight, reaffirming its commitment to ASX compliance and outlining existing disclosure procedures.