News for Carly Holdings Limited (CL8.AX)

Carly Holdings (ASX:CL8) has placed orders for 78 more vehicles to join its fleet – "the majority of which will be electric vehicles."

Carly Holdings (ASX:CL8) has released its consolidated cash flow report and business update for the three-month period ended September 30, 2023.

Futures suggested the ASX200 would drop – and it’s dropped almost a per cent, with all sectors in the red, except for healthcare and consumer staples.

Car subscriptions are hitting the road at a time when cost-of-living, sustainability, and the need for flexible lifestyles are taking centre stage.

The ASX 200 has slipped .6 of a per cent today with only the consumer staples and discretionary sectors holding in positive territory, the material and energy sectors are the major drag.

Carly Holdings (ASX:CL8) has provided an update to its shareholders and the market, reporting a 100 per cent growth in subscription revenue.

Car subscription service provider Carly Holdings (ASX:CL8) has posted its full-year results for FY23, posting a headline 82 per cent increase in overall subscription revenue.

Company analysis group, RAAS Advisory has released an updated report on car subscription provider Carly Holdings (ASX:CL8).

The ASX has added more than 100 points today. All sectors were in the green. The biggest gainers were real estate, IT and materials.

Carly Holdings (ASX:CL8) has reported an 83 per cent increase in subscription revenues year on year compared to the June quarter last year.

Vitura (ASX:VIT) and Canadian-based PharmAla Biotech (CSE:MDMA) have joined forces to become the top supplier of psychedelics in Australia.

PLS boss Dale Henderson answers five perky questions, a fireside chat with Redbubble's new CEO and how to build a $3 million super nest egg.

A total of 8 out of 11 sectors were higher, led by Materials which rallied by 1.25%.

There's gold in them thar hills down in Ballarat. Again. Meanwhile, the ASX200 started poorly but has time to turn things around.

On Stockhead today,  After Albermale, there's an ASX M&A get to know your takeover offer BBQ on Lithium Street, and everyone's invited.

A total of 8 out of 11 sectors were higher, with Energy in front and Health Care trailing at the back of the pack.

It's been a good week for Energy stocks, a better week for Gold, a belter for Besra... and crap for everyone else. TGIF, amirite?

On Stockhead today, The Fed raised for the 9th time overnight, (25bps), but they could be done... And how good is gold?

ASX climbs 0.89% on the back of a 4.5% Energy rush, but the Goldies have been left in the dust as risk appetite returns to the market.