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Guzman y Gomez Retreats From American Dream

May 27 2026

Guzman y Gomez’s abrupt exit from Chicago ends a six-year US expansion push. The focus is now on stronger domestic growth and improving capital returns


Gentrack Growth Story Under Scrutiny

May 25 2026

Gentrack Group’s weaker share price reflects concern over delayed project wins and rising competition, yet analysts remain broadly positive on the long-term opportunity


Latitude Contracts Transform Megaport’s Outlook

May 19 2026

Megaport’s AI positioning strengthens following to contract wins by recently acquired infrastructure-as-a-service provider Latitude


The Debate On Imdex’ Short-Term Risk

May 18 2026

The growth profile for Imdex looks backstopped by global exploration and a growing contribution from tech earnings, but is Q4 at risk of disappointment?


Ventia Services Targeting Key Growth Sectors

May 11 2026

Ventia Services is targeting the growth sectors of data centres, defence, energy & renewables, and water. Analysts see the stock as a preferred defensive exposure


Healthy Margins Underpin Bega’s FY31 Targets

May 06 2026

Management at Bega Cheese has introduced a new five-year plan designed to benefit from supportive industry trends


Zip Co Riding Out The Storm

Apr 21 2026

BNPL company Zip Co’s update provides brokers with confidence the company is coping well in an uncertain macroeconomic climate


Undervalued Kelsian Finds Its Way Back

Apr 20 2026

Transport company Kelsian Group has suffered significant de-rating in past years but the issues that have bedevilled to company have now been addressed


The Biotech ‘Industrialisation’

Apr 20 2026

Australian biotechs are successfully turning promising science into a scalable, repeatable, commercial system. This ‘industrialisation’ can be highly beneficial for shareholders


Dalrymple Bay’s Utility Appeal

Apr 16 2026

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure is not a coal company, equating more to a utility, making it attractive in the current environment



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