The company defines Committed Revenue as the value of hardware, services, warranties and subscriptions delivered and scheduled for delivery within the period. It therefore combines revenue already recognised with confirmed purchase orders still to be delivered, and the update does not split the $261 …
The first matter is an ASIC investigation into the company's governance, which the release says began in late 2024. WiseTech said ASIC has now concluded that investigation and has issued the company a no-action letter. In the company's description, that confirms ASIC does not …
In its Customer business, Contact reported mass market electricity and gas sales of 484 GWh in September 2026, compared with 372 GWh in September 2025. The mass market netback, was NZ$145.99 per MWh, compared with NZ$150.12 per MWh a year earlier. Volumes therefore rose …
The change of 9.9 cents is small, and the change implies a previous close near $26.90. The closing price does not link the move to the quarterly update, and share prices change daily for many reasons.
A fall of $0.37 implies a previous close of about $7.28. Paladin is a single-commodity producer, so its shares also follow the uranium price. The closing price does not say what caused the fall, and this article does not attribute it to the report.
The rise of 37.9 cents implies a previous close of about $6.49. The closing price does not state what drove the increase, and this article does not claim that it followed the result.
A rise of $3.259 implies a previous close of about $19.05. The release describes a transaction at nominal consideration and gives noEarningsfigures, so the size of the share price move should not be read as a measure of the deal's financial effect. The closing …
A fall of $1.34 implies a previous close of about $16.76. The update reports records forAssetsand for managed funds flows, so the share price move and the operating figures point in different directions. The closing price does not explain the decline, and this article …
The closing price of $12.23 compares with a previous close of about $12.55, based on the change shown. The closing price does not say what drove the move, and the shares move for many reasons on any day, so this article does not link …
The $0.32 fall implies a previous close of about $11.23. A newly listed secondary line typically trades alongside the primary London listing, so its price follows the global share price and the Australian dollar exchange rate. The closing price does not explain the day's …