Amatil profits rise as Woodside leads mixed market moves
Amatil reports a 19 percent rise in half year profit and declares an interim dividend, while Woodside jumps about 30 cents on oil flow news. Broad market activity is mixed with several industrials steady or down and ANZ and National Bank shares trading lower amid shifting trader sentiment.
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Esanda Profit Rise Signals NZ Banking Growth
Esanda, a wholly owned subsidiary of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, reports a 17 percent rise in net profit up to the March period. The increase reflects stronger lending and margin improvements across its finance operations in New Zealand, with higher volumes and improved efficiency driving the gains.
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Fragmentary Note on Sydney Exchange Prices and Names
A fragmented OCR fragment references Sydney Stock Exchange prices and mentions several unclear names and terms. The text is garbled with stray letters and does not form a coherent report or identifiable event. No verifiable actions or figures are extractable for a full summary.
Sydney Mining and Oil Feels Slow Yet Steady
Sparse readable text notes Sydney mining and oil activity facing challenges with limited details. Mentions costs and prices and a small business tone. No clear dates, entities, or concrete outcomes emerge from the fragment.
Uranium prospects at Nabarlek amid policy shift
Readable fragments indicate renewed interest in Nabarlek uranium developments with talks involving parties such as Mr Miliney and Mr Barnard. The article notes a weak uranium market and government policy changes, suggesting potential future activity despite market softness. Strong entities include Nabarvik, Australia, Queensland, and government figures.
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Homebush lamb market turns firmer as buyers show depth
The Homebush sheep sale improved after a slow start with demand firm near closing. Prices hovered around 26s to 36s per head for various lots as buyers urged forward on lighter lines and a few heavy weights noted steady inquiries despite variable bidding.
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Minsec report details inspectors appointed in 1970s Australia
NSW Attorney General Mr Met says the Minsec inspectors were appointed on February 10 to investigate the affairs of Mineral Securities Australia Limited and related corporations. The report’s tabling in Parliament will be determined after consideration.
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Share Price Indices Rise Amid Mixed Market Signals
Share price indices show gains in early trading with notable rises in several sectors. Oil index appears unavailable leaving investors wary as Wall Street tracks ongoing activity and the fourth day of upward movement continues amid uncertain momentum.
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