News for Schrole Group Ltd (SCL.AX)

A broad-based rise in banking, healthcare and technology stocks helped to overcome disappointing share price falls by miners dragged down by lower

Education technology company TES Global has made a takeover bid for Perth-based Schrole Group (ASX: SCL) that values it at $18.15 million. Schrole has

Schrole Group (ASX:SCL) has published its interim financial report for the first half of CY23, posting revenues of $2.99 million, up from $2.47 million compared to 1HCY22, the PCP.

Private sector business activity fell this month from 50.1 points in June to 4.83. It’s the first time it’s dropped below 50 points in four months, with business confidence at a three-year low.

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The ASX closes lower on the final trading day before Easter but don't feel too despondent with markets up for the short four-day week.

The ASX is heading wearily into the long weekend, but Western Mining Group is still piling on the gains. Lots of gains.

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The ASX has fallen hard, down 1.7% this morning after Wall Street banks had a shocker, but Magnum (ASX:MGU) is flying, up 60% so far today.

ASX education stocks shine during reporting season with Schrole and Nexted among stocks with strong H1 FY23 results.

Around 31% of occupations are now listed as in shortage, with professionals, healthcare workers and trade workers in high demand.

The company plans to launch its self-fitting OTC hearing aid online and in retail stores, including Best Buy, Crutchfield, and Amazon.

It's quarterly results time on the ASX and companies are delivering record results in good news for shareholders.

The ASX200 (XJO) has ended the session up just under 1%, thanks to a lift from the miners who towed the market to a modest overall gain for the week.

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