Tubemakers of Australia reports $1.5 million profit drop to 7.704 million
Tubemakers of Australia Ltd reports consolidated net profit fall to 7.704 million for year ended June 30 from 8.6 million. Taxation and depreciation figures are disclosed, with a 6 percent final dividend recommended and 11 percent for the year. Sales value reaches 165 million, up 6.6 percent helped by acquisitions despite weaker steel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubemakers of Australia Ltd
J. Murray-Moore (Holdings) Ltd
Australia
Performance of CGFA better than expected
Consolidated Gold Fields Australia Ltd posts a full year to June 30 profit decline of 10.9 percent to 8.56 million, with June half-year up 11.2 percent from a year earlier. Net profit after tax stands at 46.57 million, with a 31.6 percent earnings rate and a 174 percent dividend. Goldsworthy and Mount Lyell impacts, plus foreign exchange effects, shape the CGFA outcome.
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Consolidated Gold Fields Australia Ltd
COPA
Col A
Bellambi Feral Renicon
Lawrenson Aluimase
CUPA
Mount Lyell
Copper Commonwealth Mining Investments
Associated Minerals Consolidated
Utile and Green
Goldsworthy
CGFFA
COFA
CGFA
Share Options and Market Terms From Historical Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text mentions share options and broker terms with scattered numbers and times. It references a monthly option structure and possible yearly or monthly dates, but details are unclear.Entities read as: Lone Star and Geena appear in broken form amid broker terms and month indicators.
Eustralian likely to join top 100 profit earners
Eustralian Securities Ltd, an industrial holding company, seems poised to enter Australia's top 100 profit earners with an expected net profit near 2.5 million this year. In the six months to June 30 it earned 979 000, up from 292 040, aided by acquisitions including Westralian Securities and Zora Fashions.
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Eustralian Securities Ltd
Australia
Melbourne
Ralli International
Britain
Fastralian
Comany
Westralian Securities Td
Zora
Eustralian
Westralian Securities
Westralian
Allen's Confectionery plans 1 for 4 bonus issue
Allen's Confectionery Ltd reports a record net income of 1,089,230 for year ending June 30 and announces a 1 for 4 bonus issue. The group maintains a 20 percent dividend rate with no final 10 percent, payable October 20 to shareholders registered October 6. Profit after tax is 940,800, with depreciation 341,107,327.
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Allen’s Confectionery Ltd
Sesenaessspirk. Te. Bese
Profit, payout rise for Monier Concrete Industries
Monier Concrete Industries Ltd reports a 30.6% rise in consolidated after tax trading profit to 3.217 million for the year ended June 30, with group sales reaching 69.799 million. Directors propose a final dividend of 6% plus 44% interim, total 11.5% for the year, and announce a 3.328 million asset revaluation reserve increase from Australia properties. Managing director Jack Davenport praises results amid a tough year and looks to the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concrete Industries (Monier) Ltd
Australia
Rves
Jack Davenport
Monier
Eee
Millaquin Sugar reports strong 1971-72 profits and dividend lift
Millaquin Sugar Co Ltd reports a 23.5 percent rise in profit to 1,085,987 for the year to June 30, with sales up 16 percent. The board plans a final dividend of 7 percent plus 3 4 bonus, yielding a steady 17 4 percent for the year. Cane crushing for the 1972 season is estimated at 50,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millaquin Sugar Co Ltd
Millaquin
Australia
Haughton Sugar Co Ltd
Clorox bid for Kiwi International withdrawn
Kiwi International Co Ltd directors told the Melbourne Stock Exchange that Clorox Co has withdrawn its takeover offer of 3.00 per share. The statement said Kiwi directors were informed by Morgan Grenfell and Co Ltd that the proposed offer would not proceed in the terms previously announced.
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Clorox Co
Kiwi International Co Ltd
Kiwi
Melbourne Stock Exchange
Morgan Grenfell and Co Lid
The
Cloret Co
Herald and Weekly Times plans property push and share return
Sir Philip Jones, chairman, announced in Melbourne yesterday that Herald and Weekly Times will return 20 cents per share to shareholders and enter property development in Melbourne and wider Australia. The board will revalue real estate and seek approval to increase authorised capital from 30 million to 31 million.
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The
Herald and Weekly Times Ltd
Philip Jones
Melbourne
Australia
Inc
Sir Philip Aaid
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