News for Sparc Technologies Limited (SPN.AX)

Sparc Technologies has dipped -2.6% along with a broader downturn even after getting on track with constructing a green hydrogen pilot plant.

Sparc Technologies (ASX:SPN) has inked a deal with the BHP Mitsubishi Alliance…

Sparc is pushing ahead to a stage two green hydrogen plant alongside Fortescue and the University of Adelaide.

The Telecommunication sector was the biggest loser, down 1.5%, followed by Industrials, down 1.3% and Discretionary, down 1.1%.

Sparc Technologies (ASX:SPN) is teaming up with Santos (ASX:STO) to trial its anti-corrosion coating on assets in South Australia.

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Sparc has scored a $934,000 R&D tax refund from the Australian Government for the 2022 financial year, which provides continued support.

90 Seconds With… Nick O’Loughlin, Sparc Technologies (ASX:SPN)

Commissioning at ecosparc production facility wrapped up, Sparc has made a critical, first step towards commercial quantities of graphene.

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%.

Sparc Technologies (ASX:SPN) says its project targeting development of sustainably sourced hard carbon anode material for sodium ion batteries (SIBs) is progressing well, with ‘exceptional’ initial results so far.

The ASX is up 0.3%, fresh takeover bidding has driven IntelliHR up 30% and Ford's self-driving cars could be set to repossess themselves.

Frontier Energy has nabbed a BUY recommendation from BW Equities and a target price of $0.71 per share – a 48% increase on the current price.

Cricket Australia will be the fourth major league in Australia to utilise Linius solutions, joining the A-League, NBL and Racing.com.

Goldies that get bang for their all-in buck, ASX graphite stocks get set for overdrive, and... ah it's Cup Day.

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ASX 200 rises over 1% on Monday ahead of the Tuesday RBA meeting. Small caps are flat but WA1 is still rising, up about 550% since Wednesday.

While the froth from the initial excitement about green hydrogen seems to have settled, there are several ASX players still in the game.