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Weekly Ratings, Targets, Forecast Changes – 04-04-25

Weekly Reports | Apr 07 2025

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Weekly update on stockbroker recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes.

By Mark Woodruff

Guide:

The FNArena database tabulates the views of eight major Australian and international stockbrokers: Citi, Bell Potter, Macquarie, Morgan Stanley, Morgans, Ord Minnett, Shaw and Partners and UBS.

For the purpose of broker rating correlation, Outperform and Overweight ratings are grouped as Buy, Neutral is grouped with Hold and Underperform and Underweight are grouped as Sell to provide a Buy/Hold/Sell (B/H/S) ratio.

Ratings, consensus target price and forecast earnings tables are published at the bottom of this report.

Summary

Period: Monday March 31 to Friday April 4, 2025
Total Upgrades: 7
Total Downgrades: 8
Net Ratings Breakdown: Buy 61.60%; Hold 31.78%; Sell 6.62%

For the week ended Friday, April 4, 2025, FNArena tracked seven upgrades and eight downgrades for ASX-listed companies from brokers monitored daily.

Reductions in average target prices materially outpaced increases, and downward revisions to average earnings forecasts were far more significant than upgrades, as illustrated in the tables below.

Higher gold price forecasts by the commodity teams at Citi, Bell Potter, and Ord Minnett result in gold stocks filling the first seven places for target increases and six of the ten places on the positive change to earnings list.

Summarising the largest moves, average target prices rose by 8.6% for Regis Resources, 5.5% for Evolution Mining, 5.4% for Genesis Minerals, and 4.4% for Northern Star Resources. Average earnings forecasts for Genesis, Regis, Capricorn Metals and Evolution rose by 6.0%, 5.8%, 4.2% and 2.6%, respectively.

Bell Potter upgraded its gold price forecasts to reflect the greater levels of uncertainty in markets and trade policy since the inauguration of Donald Trump as US President.

Uncertainty is hurting capital investment, sentiment, and equity valuations, explained the analysts, driving a flight to safety and the unencumbered value preservation offered by gold bullion.

The broker’s gold price forecast has increased by 7% in the first half of 2025 to US$2,890/oz, by 9.3% for the second half to US$2,950/oz, and by 12% in 2026 to US$2,800/oz.

While the traded price has breached the psychologically important US$3,000/oz level, settling at around US$3,039/oz in New York last Friday, Citi observed ASX-listed gold equities were discounting a US$2,250-2,500/oz gold price at the beginning of April.

This broker remains bullish on the yellow metal with a US$3,200/oz target over the next three-month period driven by buying as a hedge against US growth downside coupled with strong demand from China and Emerging Market central banks.

Forecasting an around US$3,600/oz gold price by the fourth quarter of 2025, the strategists adopt a more conservative base case of US$3,100/oz for the second quarter.

Citi’s long-term price forecast is now US$2,200/oz (real), up from US$2,000/oz, driving higher 12-month target prices across the broker’s research coverage of gold stocks.

Citi has a Buy rating for Newmont Corp, while outside the ASX100 Genesis Minerals (Buy) is the broker’s preferred exposure.

Regarding two Neutral-rated stocks, the analysts expect the ongoing outperformance of Evolution Mining over Northern Star Resources can continue, as the latter’s earnings upgrades are subdued by its hedge book, and the broker has more visibility on the outlook for Evolution’s medium-term costs, capex, and production.

On the flipside, average FY25 earnings forecasts last week for uranium stocks Paladin Energy, Boss Energy, and for Pilbara Minerals and Mineral Resources fell by -36%, -30%, -22%, and -11%, respectively.

Paladin’s average target declined by approximately -6%, driven by Bell Potter’s -48% downgrade to its second-half production forecast. This revision reflects weaker output and grades following heavy rainfall in Namibia, which disrupted both ore mining and the processing of stockpiled material at the Langer Heinrich mine.

Production has been further impacted by ongoing stockpile grade issues, explained the analysts, who lowered their 12-month target to $6.30 from $11.00.

While operations have recommenced, Bell Potter noted the capacity utilisation rate was low due to high moisture content in the stockpiled ore creating materials handling issues in the plant.

Analyst at Macquarie toured Boss Energy’s Honeymoon uranium project in South Australia last week and noted an ongoing strong operational performance.

While lowering its target, mainly due to first half results in February, this broker now expects management can beat FY25 guidance for 850klb of drummed U3O8 production and raises its forecast to 892klb.

Analysts at Ord Minnett still nominate Boss as their pick of the uranium sector, while Macquarie noted the uranium industry has generally had difficulty restarting idled uranium assets from the last cycle, but Boss is bucking the trend.

Overall, Ord Minnett anticipates both spot and term uranium prices will rise as contracting resumes at pace after utilities gain clarity following the recent tariff-related upheaval.

Due to persistent oversupply in the lithium market, Ord Minnett’s 2025 spodumene forecast was cut by -9%, while the iron ore price forecast was reduced by -3%. Both Pilbara Minerals (lithium) and Mineral Resources (lithium and iron ore) suffered from the broker’s commodity price review last week.

The only commodities spared a price forecast downgrade were gold and rare earths proxy neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr), which is recovering from a recent trough due to supply side issues.

Regarding Mineral Resources, Macquarie reduced its target by -10% to $35 after lowering FY25 and FY26 earnings forecasts by -100% and -44%, respectively (on already slim estimates), due to higher assumed costs at the Onslow Iron project in Western Australia and a rise in group depreciation and amortisation charges.

The broker also delayed its Onslow ramp-up forecast which resulted in EPS estimate cuts of between 14-48% across FY27-FY29.

Along with its downgraded earnings forecasts, Paladin Energy also appears third on the negative change to target price list, behind Global Lithium Resources and HMC Capital.

Ord Minnett lowered its target for Global Lithium to 20 cents from 26 cents as part of its commodity price review and upgraded to Accumulate from Hold.

For HMC Capital, Morgan Stanley lowered its target to $7.35 from $12.21 after adopting more conservative assumptions around growth in assets under management (AUM).

Around 75-80% of AUM (ex-credit) for HMC comes from the listed market, explained the analysts, and with sub-optimal performance across all three funds, the broker’s confidence around winning additional AUM has softened.

Lower FY25 earnings forecasts by the broker also reflect the company’s trading update showing pre-tax EPS is now tracking at 70cps, down from the 80cps articulated during the release of interim results in February.

Integrated grower, processor and marketer of almonds, Select Harvests, heads up the positive change to earnings table, with Bell Potter noting a favourable earnings backdrop and near-term upside bias to the broker’s forecasts due to stronger-than-expected Australian dollar almond pricing.

Almond prices have firmed around 10% since the company’s AGM on 18 February and the company has also been achieving premiums to pricing benchmarks.

While management has retained FY25 guidance of $9.20/kg, spot prices are currently between $10.60-10.90/kg, and year-to-date averages (at the company’s currency hedge rate) are at approximately $9.60/kg, highlighted the analysts.

Total Buy ratings in the database comprise 61.60% of the total, versus 31.78% on Neutral/Hold, while Sell ratings account for the remaining 6.62%.

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AMP LIMITED ((AMP)) Upgrade to Neutral from Sell by UBS .B/H/S: 1/4/0

UBS upgrades AMP to Neutral from Sell with a lower target price of $1.30 from $1.35, as the broker marks to market the wealth stocks for softer equity markets over the March quarter.

The risk-off tone has resulted in a sell-down of the sector and a valuation de-rating, which has improved the valuation appeal for AMP and Magellan Financial Group ((MFG)). AMP has sold off -29% since the February results.

Considerable uncertainty remains in the sector, and UBS prefers the “relative safety” of wealth exposures such as Perpetual ((PPT)), Insignia Financial ((IFL)), and GQG Partners ((GQG)) on valuation and growth prospects.

EMERALD RESOURCES NL ((EMR)) Upgrade to Lighten from Sell by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 0/0/0

Ord Minnett has broadly reduced its commodity price forecasts, with the exception of gold and neodymium-praseodymium.

The broker cites growing concerns over weakening Chinese steel demand and the potential global trade and economic impacts stemming from proposed US tariffs.

The broker’s 2025 iron ore price forecast falls by -3%, while metallurgical coal and thermal coal price estimates fall by -18% and -17%, respectively.

On a sector level, Ord Minnett prefers base metal producers over the bulk miners, noting limited appeal among the lithium and coal producers.

Rio Tinto is preferred over over BHP Group among the large diversified miners, while South32, Capstone Copper, and MAC Copper are the analyst’s top picks for base metals exposure.

The broker upgrades its rating for Emerald Resources to Lighten from Sell and maintains a $3.60 target.

Among the large gold exposures, the analysts like Buy-rated Newmont Corp.

GLOBAL LITHIUM RESOURCES LIMITED ((GL1)) Upgrade to Accumulate from Hold by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 2/0/1

Ord Minnett has broadly reduced its commodity price forecasts, with the exception of gold and neodymium-praseodymium.

The broker cites growing concerns over weakening Chinese steel demand and the potential global trade and economic impacts stemming from proposed US tariffs.

The broker’s 2025 iron ore price forecast falls by -3%, while metallurgical coal and thermal coal price estimates fall by -18% and -17%, respectively.

On a sector level, Ord Minnett prefers base metal producers over the bulk miners, noting limited appeal among the lithium and coal producers.

Rio Tinto is preferred over over BHP Group among the large diversified miners, while South32, Capstone Copper, and MAC Copper are the analyst’s top picks for base metals exposure.

The broker’s 2025 spodumene forecast falls by -9% due to persistent oversupply in the lithium market.

For Global Lithium Resources, the broker lowers its target to 20c from 26c and upgrades to Accumulate from Hold.

DYNO NOBEL LIMITED ((IPL)) Upgrade to Buy from Accumulate by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 2/4/0

Ord Minnett upgrades Incitec Pivot, to be renamed Dyno Nobel tomorrow, to Buy from Accumulate with an unchanged target price of $3.45.

The broker notes the company has pointed to extreme weather across Australia, with evolving dry conditions across the southern part of the country and wet weather in Qld.

The adverse conditions experienced are expected to impact 1H25 earnings from explosives and fertilisers.

Management also pointed to issues from wet weather affecting scheduled maintenance at its Moranbah ammonium nitrate plant in Qld.

The analyst envisages the Dyno Nobel business will recover lost volumes in 2H25.

Ord Minnett lowers EPS estimates by -2% in FY25 and -3% in FY26.

MAGELLAN FINANCIAL GROUP LIMITED ((MFG)) Upgrade to Neutral from Sell by UBS .B/H/S: 0/3/1

UBS upgrades Magellan Financial to Neutral from Sell with a lower target price of $8.20 from $8.85, as the broker marks to market the wealth stocks for softer equity markets over the March quarter.

The risk-off tone has resulted in a sell-down of the sector and a valuation de-rating, which has improved the valuation appeal for AMP ((AMP)) and Magellan, which has sold off -24% since the February results.

Considerable uncertainty remains in the sector, and UBS prefers the “relative safety” of wealth exposures such as Perpetual ((PPT)), Insignia Financial ((IFL)), and GQG Partners ((GQG)) on valuation and growth prospects.

NORTHERN STAR RESOURCES LIMITED ((NST)) Upgrade to Buy from Hold by Bell Potter .B/H/S: 3/3/0

Bell Potter has upgraded its gold price forecasts by 7% in 1H 2025 to US$2,890 ($4,634), by 9.3% for 2H 2025 to US$2,950 ($4,758), and by 12% in 2026 to US$2,800 ($4,300).

There are no changes in forex assumptions. The rise reflects higher levels of uncertainty in markets post the inauguration of President Trump.

The broker upgrades Northern Star Resources to Buy from Hold, with the target price lifting to $22 from $20 due to the miner’s “attractive” production growth to 2moz per annum in FY26 and the expansion being underpinned by higher gold prices.

A successful acquisition of De Grey Mining ((DEG)) would enhance the mine life and lower operating costs.

TASMEA LIMITED ((TEA)) Upgrade to Buy High Risk from Hold High Risk by Shaw and Partners .B/H/S: 2/0/0

Shaw and Partners raises its target for Tasmea to $3.00 from $2.85 and upgrades to Buy, High Risk from Hold, High Risk following a material share price pullback since November 2024 and the announcement of the highly accretive Flanco Group acquisition.

The Flanco deal is both attractive and strategically sensible, in the broker’s opinion, priced at an implied earnings (EBIT) multiple of 3.1-4.1x times depending on earnout outcomes.

The broker now assumes $10.2m in FY26 earnings from the acquisition, lifting EPS forecasts by 11.8% for FY26 and 11.7% for FY27. 

Tasmea operates in the asset maintenance sector, which the broker considers structurally attractive due to the preventive nature of maintenance demand, providing earnings resilience across cycles.

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DELTA LITHIUM LIMITED ((DLI)) Downgrade to Hold from Accumulate by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 0/1/0

Ord Minnett has broadly reduced its commodity price forecasts, with the exception of gold and neodymium-praseodymium.

The broker cites growing concerns over weakening Chinese steel demand and the potential global trade and economic impacts stemming from proposed US tariffs.

The broker’s 2025 iron ore price forecast falls by -3%, while metallurgical coal and thermal coal price estimates fall by -18% and -17%, respectively.

On a sector level, Ord Minnett prefers base metal producers over the bulk miners, noting limited appeal among the lithium and coal producers.

Rio Tinto is preferred over over BHP Group among the large diversified miners, while South32, Capstone Copper, and MAC Copper are the analyst’s top picks for base metals exposure.

The broker’s 2025 spodumene forecast falls by -9% due to persistent oversupply in the lithium market. For Delta Lithium, the broker lowers its target to 17c from 30c and downgrades to Hold from Accumulate.

LIONTOWN RESOURCES LIMITED ((LTR)) Downgrade to Lighten from Hold by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 1/3/1

Ord Minnett has broadly reduced its commodity price forecasts, with the exception of gold and neodymium-praseodymium.

The broker cites growing concerns over weakening Chinese steel demand and the potential global trade and economic impacts stemming from proposed US tariffs.

The broker’s 2025 iron ore price forecast falls by -3%, while metallurgical coal and thermal coal price estimates fall by -18% and -17%, respectively.

On a sector level, Ord Minnett prefers base metal producers over the bulk miners, noting limited appeal among the lithium and coal producers.

Rio Tinto is preferred over over BHP Group among the large diversified miners, while South32, Capstone Copper, and MAC Copper are the analyst’s top picks for base metals exposure.

The broker’s 2025 spodumene forecast falls by -9% due to persistent oversupply in the lithium market.

For Liontown Resources, the broker lowers its target to 50c from 67c and downgrades to Lighten from Hold.

MEDIBANK PRIVATE LIMITED ((MPL)) Downgrade to Accumulate from Buy by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 2/4/0

Ord Minnett has downgraded Medibank Private to accumulate from buy, citing valuation after an 8% share price rally since mid-March.

The broker continues to see Medibank as a solid option for investors seeking defensive earnings exposure.

Health insurers were relatively insulated from recent equity market weakness, and forecasts for Medibank remain unchanged. The price target holds steady at $4.80.

OPTHEA LIMITED ((OPT)) Downgrade to Sell from Buy by Bell Potter .B/H/S: 0/0/1

Bell Potter notes the failure of Opthea’s two global phase 3 trials is the “absolute worst-case” outcome, forcing the company to discontinue further development of sozinibercept.

While this does not automatically terminate the company’s DFA agreement, the broker notes bankruptcy could provide such grounds.

The broker highlights the company had US$100m cash at the end of March, which wouldn’t be sufficient to repay DFA investors once vendor contracts are paid out.

Target dropped to $0.05 from $1.30. Rating downgraded to Sell from Speculative Buy.

PREDICTIVE DISCOVERY LIMITED ((PDI)) Downgrade to Accumulate from Buy by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 1/0/0

Ord Minnett has broadly reduced its commodity price forecasts, with the exception of gold and neodymium-praseodymium.

The broker cites growing concerns over weakening Chinese steel demand and the potential global trade and economic impacts stemming from proposed US tariffs.

The broker’s 2025 iron ore price forecast falls by -3%, while metallurgical coal and thermal coal price estimates fall by -18% and -17%, respectively.

On a sector level, Ord Minnett prefers base metal producers over the bulk miners, noting limited appeal among the lithium and coal producers.

Rio Tinto is preferred over over BHP Group among the large diversified miners, while South32, Capstone Copper, and MAC Copper are the analyst’s top picks for base metals exposure.

For Predictive Discovery, the broker raises its target to 43c from 40c and downgrades to Accumulate from Buy.

Among the large gold exposures, the analysts like Buy-rated Newmont Corp.

PANTORO LIMITED ((PNR)) Downgrade to Sell from Hold by Bell Potter .B/H/S: 1/0/1

Bell Potter has upgraded its gold price forecasts by 7% in 1H 2025 to US$2,890 ($4,634), by 9.3% for 2H 2025 to US$2,950 ($4,758), and by 12% in 2026 to US$2,800 ($4,300).

There are no changes in forex assumptions. The rise reflects higher levels of uncertainty in markets post the inauguration of President Trump.

The broker lifts EPS estimates for Pantoro by 8% in FY25 and 18% in FY26.

Target price rises to 14c from 11.5c. The stock is downgraded to Sell from Hold, with the analyst cautious over the ramp-up in mining and the risks to production growth in 2H25.

PERSEUS MINING LIMITED ((PRU)) Downgrade to Accumulate from Buy by Ord Minnett .B/H/S: 3/1/0

Ord Minnett has broadly reduced its commodity price forecasts, with the exception of gold and neodymium-praseodymium.

The broker cites growing concerns over weakening Chinese steel demand and the potential global trade and economic impacts stemming from proposed US tariffs.

The broker’s 2025 iron ore price forecast falls by -3%, while metallurgical coal and thermal coal price estimates fall by -18% and -17%, respectively.

On a sector level, Ord Minnett prefers base metal producers over the bulk miners, noting limited appeal among the lithium and coal producers.

Rio Tinto is preferred over over BHP Group among the large diversified miners, while South32, Capstone Copper, and MAC Copper are the analyst’s top picks for base metals exposure.

For Perseus Mining, the broker raises its target to $3.75 from $3.65 and downgrades to Accumulate from Buy.

Among the large gold exposures, the analysts like Buy-rated Newmont Corp.

TREASURY WINE ESTATES LIMITED ((TWE)) Downgrade to Neutral from Buy by Citi .B/H/S: 5/1/0

Following the latest Nielsen data, Citi has turned more cautious on Treasury Wine Estates’ outlook in the Americas, downgrading the stock to Neutral from Buy and cutting the target price to $10.50 from $13.85.

The data showed Treasury’s sales declined -15% (market -3%) in the four weeks to 22 March. Daou was flat for the first time in the broker’s dataset, both Frank and 19Crimes declined, and Matua saw slower growth.

The broker also flags concerns about longer-term structural headwinds across the broader alcohol category, which could weigh on growth.

Near-term upside risks to Citi’s view include the possibility that softer Treasury Americas sales may be offset by stronger-than-expected synergies from the Daou acquisition.

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Broker Recommendation Breakup
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Broker Rating

 

Order Company New Rating Old Rating Broker
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1 AMP LIMITED Neutral Sell UBS
2 DYNO NOBEL LIMITED Buy Buy Ord Minnett
3 EMERALD RESOURCES NL Sell Sell Ord Minnett
4 GLOBAL LITHIUM RESOURCES LIMITED Buy Buy Ord Minnett
5 MAGELLAN FINANCIAL GROUP LIMITED Neutral Sell UBS
6 NORTHERN STAR RESOURCES LIMITED Buy Neutral Bell Potter
7 TASMEA LIMITED Buy Neutral Shaw and Partners
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8 DELTA LITHIUM LIMITED Neutral N/A Ord Minnett
9 LIONTOWN RESOURCES LIMITED Sell Neutral Ord Minnett
10 MEDIBANK PRIVATE LIMITED Buy Buy Ord Minnett
11 OPTHEA LIMITED Sell Buy Bell Potter
12 PANTORO LIMITED Sell Neutral Bell Potter
13 PERSEUS MINING LIMITED Buy Buy Ord Minnett
14 PREDICTIVE DISCOVERY LIMITED Buy Buy Ord Minnett
15 TREASURY WINE ESTATES LIMITED Neutral Buy Citi

Target Price

Positive Change Covered by at least 3 Brokers

Order Symbol Company New Target Previous Target Change Recs
1 RRL REGIS RESOURCES LIMITED 3.583 3.299 8.61% 7
2 EVN EVOLUTION MINING LIMITED 6.291 5.964 5.48% 7
3 GMD GENESIS MINERALS LIMITED 3.575 3.392 5.40% 6
4 NST NORTHERN STAR RESOURCES LIMITED 20.187 19.337 4.40% 6
5 AIS AERIS RESOURCES LIMITED 0.277 0.267 3.75% 3
6 PRU PERSEUS MINING LIMITED 3.750 3.625 3.45% 4
7 RMS RAMELIUS RESOURCES LIMITED 2.613 2.580 1.28% 3
8 ACF ACROW LIMITED 1.317 1.303 1.07% 3
9 QBE QBE INSURANCE GROUP LIMITED 23.349 23.134 0.93% 7
10 NHF NIB HOLDINGS LIMITED 6.860 6.802 0.85% 6

Negative Change Covered by at least 3 Brokers

Order Symbol Company New Target Previous Target Change Recs
1 GL1 GLOBAL LITHIUM RESOURCES LIMITED 0.870 1.205 -27.80% 3
2 HMC HMC CAPITAL LIMITED 10.460 11.382 -8.10% 5
3 PDN PALADIN ENERGY LIMITED 9.893 10.564 -6.35% 7
4 PNI PINNACLE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT GROUP LIMITED 25.593 27.018 -5.27% 4
5 IGO IGO LIMITED 4.950 5.200 -4.81% 6
6 CIA CHAMPION IRON LIMITED 6.667 6.967 -4.31% 3
7 TWE TREASURY WINE ESTATES LIMITED 12.422 12.980 -4.30% 6
8 HUB HUB24 LIMITED 81.609 85.180 -4.19% 7
9 PLS PILBARA MINERALS LIMITED 2.457 2.557 -3.91% 7
10 LTR LIONTOWN RESOURCES LIMITED 0.727 0.755 -3.71% 6

Earnings Forecast

Positive Change Covered by at least 3 Brokers

Order Symbol Company New EF Previous EF Change Recs
1 SHV SELECT HARVESTS LIMITED 28.333 26.700 6.12% 3
2 GMD GENESIS MINERALS LIMITED 18.867 17.800 5.99% 6
3 RRL REGIS RESOURCES LIMITED 24.850 23.483 5.82% 7
4 CMM CAPRICORN METALS LIMITED 37.200 35.700 4.20% 3
5 EVN EVOLUTION MINING LIMITED 44.786 43.671 2.55% 7
6 SFR SANDFIRE RESOURCES LIMITED 41.168 40.153 2.53% 6
7 GTK GENTRACK GROUP LIMITED 16.506 16.112 2.45% 3
8 RMS RAMELIUS RESOURCES LIMITED 33.933 33.133 2.41% 3
9 WDS WOODSIDE ENERGY GROUP LIMITED 190.394 186.452 2.11% 6
10 PRU PERSEUS MINING LIMITED 38.332 37.650 1.81% 4

Negative Change Covered by at least 3 Brokers

Order Symbol Company New EF Previous EF Change Recs
1 PDN PALADIN ENERGY LIMITED -5.520 -4.062 -35.89% 7
2 BOE BOSS ENERGY LIMITED 3.157 4.486 -29.63% 7
3 PLS PILBARA MINERALS LIMITED -0.350 -0.286 -22.38% 7
4 MIN MINERAL RESOURCES LIMITED -88.980 -80.383 -10.70% 7
5 NEM NEWMONT CORPORATION REGISTERED 496.218 552.069 -10.12% 5
6 STO SANTOS LIMITED 58.088 63.714 -8.83% 6
7 CIA CHAMPION IRON LIMITED 37.331 39.704 -5.98% 3
8 APA APA GROUP 15.700 16.150 -2.79% 5
9 HMC HMC CAPITAL LIMITED 52.920 54.120 -2.22% 5
10 TWE TREASURY WINE ESTATES LIMITED 58.600 59.340 -1.25% 6

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