Payout rises as minerals group expands profits
Australian minerals group reports a 44 percent payout after a rise in net profit to 19 million for the year. The surge is linked to higher exploration activity and administration costs, with plans to renegotiate coal and nickel prospects and expand operations across Western Australia and the South Island.
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Separate Thiess coal company may float
Separate Thiess coal company may float as curbs impact housing. Australia’s new housing starts fell 14 percent from September to June quarter. Government policy and Reserve Bank measures are blamed for slowing the housing and build sectors, signaling restraint in the economy.
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Thiess Coal Company
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Massive energy sector shifts loom in Australia and UK markets
The report notes a steep decline in approvals and a collapse in completions as Thiers Holdings and related entities plan surfacing moves. It highlights a looming realignment as lines in Queensland and new company interests emerge, with stock and investment implications, while outlining potential stockholder communications and future board actions.
Alliance-H Holdings profits rise to 1.76 million
Alliance-Holdings Ltd, a financier, reports net profit up 22 percent to 1.76 million for the year ending June 30. Dividend remains at 10 percent with a five percent bonus to be paid to holders registered on September 1. Tax and depreciation changes, as well as balance-sheet totals, are noted alongside salvages valued at about 99.1 million.
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Alliance — Holdings Ltd
Financial report items show varied figures and dividend note
The document records a trading profit before tax of 368,652 and a later year figure of 336,630 for tax. Directors recommend a final dividend of 16 per share. Provisions and depreciation amounts are cited as 4259,500 and 425,467 respectively, with depreciation at 418,541. The text references line items, dates, and currency inconsistencies.
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Law and Alum Renter placement consolidates net profit
The report notes a consolidation of net profit tied to a placement valued at 143,302 dollars, with 422 shares in the year to the First City Property Company of Australia. It mentions 94,125 dollars for depreciation and the issue of 100.0010e ordinary shares with directors' approval, within an Australia group context and a September registration.
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Australia
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Ieee ‘Autralia Group
BH Ltd Output Falls at Broken Hill Mine
Production at the Broken Hill South Mine declined in the year ended June, with ore tonnages dropping from 29.29 thousand tons in 1967 to 27.41 thousand tons. Total ore processed and silver and lead contents were adversely affected, reflecting reduced output and grade.
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Poseidon shares bought on faith alone
Perplexing testimony unfolded in Perth as Burrill and Associates Ltd top official Mr Wi Ke Lee Tonete testified about Poseidon shares bought on faith alone. Senator Seen Committee on Security and Exchange heard that Burrill and Associates had substantial holdings. Me Jones recalled details of Poseidon share purchases and potential mineral prospects, suggesting strong belief in Poseidon’s testing and naming. The hearing ended with limited public access as reporters were barred.
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Freight rate rise unsettles cargo services
Shipping lines announce a freight increase of about 12 percent on cargo aspires, citing higher costs from Australia and African ports. Directors say the move will affect key routes, with an October effect and a total rise projected near 362 dollars in the quarter. Two ships paid by British and South African lines are noted, with Fremantle and Beach Fett mentioned among ports and sailings.
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