Sydney shares dip after brief rally amid mixed results
Prices slipped across industrials and mining stocks after a short rally. Trading was moderate with many declines in BHP Woodside and CSR while retail names like Myers and David Jones held steady or edged lower. Market activity showed subdued gains in comfort with a few bright spots in gold stocks and some explorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
BHP Los
Woodside Burmeh
Arguail Myers
Alendy
Beew Bie
Sydney Stock Exchange Prices Report
An unreadable OCR fragment from a Sydney stock exchange page provides scattered price data and company names but is too garbled for specific figures. The legible elements reference listed prices and market notes without coherent values.
Fragmented OCR World: mixed lists and prices across items
A dense OCR dump shows mixed proper names, places, numbers, stock and commodity snippets, and stray phrases. The text strings include company names, locations, times, price figures, and partial headlines, lacking cohesive narrative or coherent events.
Unclear OCR text block from Seatac area notices
Fragmentary readable phrases describe names and places around Seatac and Sydney Lakass sales. The garbled OCR lacks coherent events or outcomes. No identifiable dates, organizations, or definite actions present for a concise newspaper card.
ICI records 21 8 million profit in year
The Australia based ICI group reports a record profit of 21.8 million for the year to September 30, with sales rising sharply due to high volume in chemicals plastics and fertilisers. Dividends were raised and costs increased, while productivity gains and asset revaluations support the improved earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act Australia
Fas
Ales
Tilvestor
Takeover Bid Sparks Incentive from Adelaide Loom-Manufacturer
An incentive offer from Kevitron Lid hye aims at Camelee Loom, Adelaide based electric cable and wiring maker. Kevitron proposes five Kemcon shares for every four Camelee shares, valuing Camelee at a premium before the bid date. Camelee directors will meet to discuss the proposal as Kemtron, an Albertoan firm, highlights its complementary electrical product lines and long term dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prion
Complee
Kemron
Walsh
Bocktey
Yong Tri
New Town
Alliance Holde Fogs
Wormald
Camelee Lid
Camelee
Kemcon
Mars
Camielee
Keron
Aivendy
Kemtron
Complem
DRC Reports Half Year Loss Cut to 141 291
DRC records a reduced net loss of 141 291 for the year to June 30 1973 from 228 405 prior year and notes no dividend payment while noting capital losses and write downs affecting the figures. The company operates Jakarin Racecourse and warns of continuing trading uncertainties with a six month period showing a 259 207 loss before tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drc
Paris
Batore
Teume Sae
Jakarin
Vesul Ingieuios
Thember
Outlook for wool market on consumer demand
The outlook from the US Agriculture Department suggests increased use of raw wool and higher consumer demand for woollen and wool blended fabrics. Analysts say domestic consumption may rise, supported by broader textile production ahead of weekend trade discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonaay
Lack of policy harms uranium venture says EZ chairman
Sir Edward Cohen, chairman of EZ, told shareholders that delays stem from government failure to define uranium policy. He noted the project began in 1989 and has cost over 54 million, with work continuing while awaiting policy clarity. Profit outlook remains mixed but aims to meet or exceed the prior year, dependent on world markets and local climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EZ Tdustriew Lim Fed
Eoward Cohen
Edward
Adidas
Willen
Tal
Wille
Feho
Musa
S. Continua
EZ Indusates Li
Ede
Wheat production in Australia doubles last year says census
The 1973 74 wheat production estimate from the Bureau of Census and Statistics nearly doubles last year's figure, reaching 12,790,000 tonnes. Breakdown shows Victoria 2,189,000 tonnes, New South Wales 4,268,000, South Australia 2,014,000, Western Australia 3,762,000, with ACT and Tasmania included in totals. Total area sown for all purposes is 9,135,000 hectares and grain sown 8,955,000 hectares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsc
Caneerra
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Victoria
Wlan
South Australia
Tate
Act
Tasmania
Australia
SHARE OPTIONS WE AFFECT SEAT POLICY DISCUSSION
A brief note outlines share options tied to a seat policy discussion. It mentions potential equity adjustments and governance implications, highlighting how stake weights could influence representation and decision making within the body. No dates or organizational names are provided.
Sheep and cattle sales report from Horebunh market
The Horebunh sales section records mixed results with ewes and lambs trading around 70 cents to 700, with notable losses and uneven demand. Cattle totals reached 1273 pens with light cattle irregular, bulls and steers varying between 80 and 92 cents, yearlings 80 to 94 cents, and vealers noted. overall market tone remains unsettled with some regained losses and fluctuating prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horebunh
Aheen
Lambs Sat Hongels
Nl Wuckers
Wills Galsuehere
Samme
Wethers
Seewes
Walt
Goa
Hemer
Catile
Bullocks
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Sydney
Bn Freay
ICH
Bae EZ
CSR
Milaing
Peko Walkera
Bank of Nsw
CBA
Myers Weas Aleady
Waltout
David Jones
Devid Jones
Woolworths
Cates
Melbourne
Cart Tu
United
Breswer
Twaleyty
CRA
CHA Visel
Ville Copper
Hamerey
WMC
North
Radleavour
Beaver Exploration
Thad
St Exchange
BRP
Gargen Callera
Ula
Wordside-Burmsti
WMC Fis
Sydney Stock Exchange
Ieee
Hagin
Waar
Hoortam
Joao
Alyn Boas
Ty Stey Araseten
A. Kh
Shwe
Altisoce
Armal Fold Bank
Nsw
USA
Onoon Walt Bobs Ll
Janet tynDutl
Index Teaiaa
Gles
Nea Ta
Bushs Insurances
Trutece
Pastorat Tandy Et al Nd
Staranga
Feos Media It Tomneen
Cloiblay
TAS
Msay
Bulldera Sae
Devel Darabley Sud Electetewl
Winey Automotive Asan
Teialy Anit Minerals Fel and
Raver Tap
Ordipurieg Akares
Sydney Lakass Sales Abiune
Seatac
Norse
Saad
Wales
Business & Econ
MICS
ICI
Capitol
SELAC
Fotal Prof
EpCup
Capwily
Coyote
Caueles
Kemnteni
Kensiron
Danieles
Allottea
Kemglean
Bnitaa
Siig
Lis
Urania
Deason
Homebush Sales
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