Ost Stocks Rally As Markets Open Strong
Sunnier day lifts trading on the Si Lenx Exchange with BHP leading gains and the Share Price Index back at 317.33. Mining and industrial sectors show mixed moves as turnover climbs. leaders such as W R Carpenter CSR and Tobacco share prices firm while others like AWA ABM and Burns Philp rise.
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Shareholders to Offer New Shares in October
Shareholders will offer new shares on October 1 with payments due November 12 and April 18. The company reports higher profits aided by a seven percent rise in iron and pig iron production, but tax increases and store closures weigh on year ahead. Directors note extra tax for 1963 65 reducing expected profits and plan capital expenditure for mining development.
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APM Net Profit Climbs 10 Pc To Over £3m
Australian Paper reports a 10 percent rise in net profit to over £3 million for the year ended June 4. The dividend is set at 8 percent, with earnings per share rising and a planned distribution to shareholders. Tax relief and depreciation write‑downs affected reported figures, while management cited improved market conditions and anticipated continued gains.
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Company News from Darwin Directors See Profit Rise
Directors unveil a mixed results year with higher sales and a post tax profit of 1 374 974 while provisions and depreciation affect overall earnings. The firm notes stronger General Motors fittings and a rise in forecourt asset values as Wynyard/Homem properties contribute to balance sheet growth.
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Hawkesbury shares in muted sale discussions amid development plan
The statement outlines a possible reshaping of Hawkesbury interests with shareholders advised to vote on share actions. It notes uncertainty about meeting locations and emphasizes aligning with Equitable-Periamem Niilding Society as part of a broader project. Government plans to revitalise the central area are discussed with proposals for new development and traffic relief.
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Building approvals surge amid strong housing construction
Government data show seasonally adjusted housing approvals rising sharply for the month, with strong private house activity and high levels of government backing. The South Australian Housing Trust led approvals, while total new building values reached a record for the year, aided by buoyant stock option activity and a robust construction outlook.
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N S Gas Declares Interim Dividend Declared
The interim dividend announcement by N S Gas Co states a 3 percent payout under the Gas and Electricity Act guidance. Directors set the payment date for the 12th day and note transfers and reserves linked to the dividend. details irregularities in rate proposals were resolved.
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Wishful Thinking Won't End the Economic Boom
Economic analysis notes that unemployment and vacancy figures show mixed signals as consumer prices rise and production remains strong. The report highlights seasonal adjustments, credit and banking trends, and cautious optimism about inflation, though some observers warn against assuming a cooling economy.
APPU Defends Wheat Subsidy Scheme In Australia
Melbourne reports the Australian Primary Producers Union Victorian division defends a wheat industry subsidy. The talk centers on price support, production costs, and the impact on domestic growers amid world market pressures and currency issues. The union calls for stability to protect farmers and consumer interests.
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Final Payment and Market Watch Amid Wheat Industry Debate
The text outlines a contentious discussion over a final payment and valuation in the wheat market. It mentions observers questioning the proposed act, a representative referencing consumer confidence, and industry stability concerns amid international finance and agricultural policy debates.
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