News for Comms Group Limited (CCG.AX)

Total Revenue: $55.5 million, up 7% from FY23.Underlying EBITDA: $6.6 million, up 36% from FY23.Operating Cash Flow: $3.8 million, up 150% from FY23.Free Cash

Aug 21, 2024 / 01:30AM GMTPeter Mcgrath - Comms Group Ltd - Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director Good morning, everyone. My name is Peter McGrath, CEO of

Funds From Operations (FFO): $0.138 per unit for FY24.Distributions: $0.12 per unit for FY24.Leasing Activity: 42,000 square meters or 15% of portfolio net let

The ASX200 slipped into the red at close, 0.05 of a per…

The ASX200 is up 0.2 of a per cent mid-session in line…

Aug 23, 2023 / 01:30AM GMTPeter McGrath - Comms Group Limited - CEO & MD (audio in progress) Comms Group FY23 results presentation. We're just going to give a m

Jun 21, 2023 / 01:00AM GMTPeter McGrath - Comms Group Ltd - CEO & MD Okay, good morning, everyone. Peter McGrath here. We're just going to go through this ASX p

May 04, 2022 / 04:00AM GMTBanjo Blake - NWR Communications - Account Executive Hi, everyone, and welcome back to the NWR Investor Conference Series 11. I'm your

Feb 24, 2022 / 12:00AM GMTOperator Good morning, and welcome to Comms Group's half-year FY22 results webinar for the period ending December 31, 2021. Presenting

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The ASX was up half a per cent on market close. Energy and financials were the strongest sectors, while mining and comms lost some ground.

The ASX levelled out as the market digested news there will be a new RBA Governor. With Phillip Lowe out and Michelle Bullock in

The ASX200 closed up 0.38 per cent today. Energy and materials stocks were the strongest performers.

The ASX has slumped after a wobbly start to the day, but Li-S Energy's newly-developed batteries are powering a solid round of gains.

ASX players looking to produce lithium carbonate, Marcel from Capital Economics says our banks will be fine, and hey kids, welcome to stonks.

The ASX recovered from -2.2% to end the session down 1.46%, thanks to a -5.0% horror show from the Energy sector.

The ASX limped to a 0.4% drop today, while Mt Monger (ASX:MTM) shone bright in precisely the way Star Entertainment Group didn't.

The ASX has lifted ~0.8% off the back of a jump in unemployment to 3.7%, while Matsa strikes gold in WA and coal miners go moaning in NSW.

The ASX climbed 1.0% this morning as earnings roll in, Matsa hits gold in WA and we're about to ruin food for you, forever. You're welcome!