Corporate Express not stationary
Sales and profits in 2009 were down, but that doesn’t mean that the company is going backwards.
Metcash: Top quality, budget price
Metcash is trading within spitting distance of its lowest ever price-to-earnings ratio; it's time to step up.
IAG turnaround on track
Managing Director Mike Wilkins is making good progress in turning around this insurance giant, just as we'd hoped.
No surprise in Servcorp slump
Investors have been spooked by the collapse of Servcorp’s first half profit. But with the global economic downturn hitting home and floor rollouts ramping up, what on earth were they expecting?
Suncorp shareholders suffer, again
Analysis reveals this company’s latest dividend cut may signal deeper issues, contrary to management’s confident tone.
Prime Infrastructure begins to pay
The group’s diversified collection of infrastructure assets are once again funding good distributions to securityholders.
Infomedia lifts dividend as profits fall
While many companies have cut their dividends recently, Infomedia shareholders will enjoy a higher interim payout. But it’s not all good news.
Five is enough for Fantastic
A little perspective illustrates that Fantastic’s results weren’t quite as good as they looked. And while five retail brands seems quite a handful, management thinks it can juggle a few more balls.
Aristocrat: Waiting to collect
Aristocrat won’t pay a final dividend. But unlike those who play its poker machines, our odds of success should increase over time.
Sonic sticks to its script
It was a difficult six months for some listed pathology companies. Sonic Healthcare wasn’t one of them.
RHG shareholder surprises, results don't
This company’s half-year profit came in as expected, but a key shareholder has decided to jump ship and we’re taking notice.
Seven signs of dictatorship
If you ever had any doubts that Seven Network was being run as Kerry Stokes’s personal fiefdom, today’s acquisition announcement should clear things up.
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